ر ع ب ل
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with concepts of tearing, ripping, and becoming tattered, often applied to clothing or flesh. It also extends to meanings of foolishness, foolish women, and unsteadiness, particularly in the context of wind.
Derived headwords
- 1.to marry a foolish womanclassical
To marry a woman described as 'رعناء' (foolish, stupid).
- 2.to cut meatclassical
To cut pieces of meat so that they can be cooked by fire, facilitating penetration and cooking.
- 3.to tear upclassical
To tear or rip something, such as a garment or a tent.
- 1.foolish womanclassical
A term for a foolish, stupid, or simple-minded woman.
- 2.mother (in curse)classical
Used in a curse, 'ثكلته الرعبل', referring to the mother of the person being cursed, implying she is foolish.
- 1.piece of meatclassical
A single piece of meat that has been cut, typically for cooking.
- 2.torn ragclassical
A torn piece of cloth or a rag.
- 1.old tattered garmentclassical
An old, worn-out, and tattered piece of clothing.
- 1.to become tatteredclassical
To become torn, ripped, or tattered, especially referring to clothing.
- 1.tattered garmentsclassical
Plural of 'رعبلة' or 'رعبولة', referring to old, tattered clothes.
- 1.foolish, stupidclassical
Describing a woman as foolish, simple-minded, or lacking intelligence.
- 2.wearing tattered clothesclassical
Describing a woman who wears old, tattered garments.
- 1.foolish, stupidclassical
A variant form describing a woman as foolish or simple-minded.
- 1.unsteady (wind)classical
Describing wind that is not blowing steadily or consistently.
- 1.unsteady (wind)classical
A less common variant for wind that is unsteady in its blowing.
- 1.male given nameclassical
A name of several individuals mentioned as poets or having historical significance.
- 1.thick, bulkyclassical
Describing something as large, thick, or bulky, used poetically.