د ه ب ل

Root entry · 5 derived lemmas

This root appears to relate to concepts of neglect, large portions, and specific names. It includes a verb form suggesting neglect or leaving something unattended, and nouns referring to a type of bird and a specific lineage or individual.

Derived headwords

دَهْبَلَverb

1.
to neglectclassical
To neglect or leave something unattended, as mentioned by Al-Jawhari.
2.
to eat greedilyclassical
To take large bites when eating, as described by Ibn Al-Arabi.

الدَّهْبَلnoun

1.
a birdclassical
A type of bird.

دهبل بن عمروname

1.
a progenitorclassical
A male ancestor of Shurayk Al-Qadi, a judge in Kufa.

دهبل بن كارةname

1.
a poetclassical
A poet known for taking large bites while eating.

أبو دهبلname

1.
a poetclassical
A poet, mentioned alongside another poet named Dahbal bin Karra.

Parallel reading

دهبل الرجل، أهمله الجوهري

Dahbala the man, Al-Jawhari neglected him.

وقال ابن الأعرابي: أي كبر اللقم ليسابق في الأكل.

And Ibn Al-Arabi said: It means taking large bites to race in eating.

والدهبل: طائر.

And Al-Dahbal: a bird.

دهبل بن عمرو بن دهبل بن عمرو بن سعد بن مالك بن النخع: جد لشريك القاضي بالكوفة.

Dahbal bin Amr bin Dahbal bin Amr bin Sa'd bin Malik bin Al-Nakh'i: an ancestor of Shurayk the Judge in Kufa.

هو شريك بن عبد الله بن أبي شريك الحارث بن أوس ابن الحارث بن الأذهل بن كعب بن دهبل.

He is Shurayk bin Abdullah bin Abi Shurayk Al-Harith bin Aws bin Al-Harith bin Al-Adhhal bin Ka'b bin Dahbal.

ودهبل بن كارة م معروف بكبر اللقم

And Dahbal bin Karra is known for taking large bites.

وأبو دهبل: شاعران مجيدان جمحعي ودبيري.

And Abu Dahbal: two accomplished poets, one from Jumah and one from Dubayr.

أما الجمحي فاسمه وهب بن زمعة بن أسيد بن أحيحة بن خلف بن وهب بن حذافة بن جمح.

As for the Jumahi, his name is Wahb bin Zam'a bin Usayd bin Uhayha bin Khalaf bin Wahb bin Hudhafah bin Jumah.