كربل
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThe root كربل primarily relates to plants, specifically a type of red-flowering herb. It also extends to concepts of softness or weakness in the feet, walking through mud or water, mixing, and refining grain. Derived terms include a specific plant, a type of cotton gin, a region in Persia, and the historically significant location of Karbala.
Derived headwords
- 1.Red-flowering plantclassical
A plant with bright red flowers, identified by Abu Hanifa. It is compared to oleander and thyme.
- 2.Sorrelclassical
It is said to be sorrel, a type of sour herb, as described by Abu Wajza.
- 1.Softness in feetclassical
A condition of weakness or softness in the feet.
- 2.Walking in mudclassical
The act of walking through mud, implying difficulty and slowness.
- 3.Wading through waterclassical
The act of moving through water, similar to walking in mud.
- 4.Mixingclassical
The act of mixing things together.
- 5.Refining grainclassical
The process of sifting and purifying wheat, removing chaff and impurities, akin to winnowing.
- 1.To walk in mudclassical
To walk as if in mud, implying difficulty.
- 2.To wadeclassical
To walk through water.
- 3.To mixclassical
To mix or blend substances.
- 4.To refine grainclassical
To sift and purify grain, like wheat, from chaff.
- 1.Walking in mudclassical
Describing someone who is walking as if through mud.
- 1.Cotton ginclassical
A device used for separating cotton fibers from seeds, also known as a cotton gin.
- 1.Cotton ginsclassical
The plural form of كربال, referring to multiple cotton gins.
- 1.District in Persiaclassical
A region or district located in Persia.
- 1.City in Iraqboth
A well-known city in Iraq, famous as the site of the martyrdom of Hussein, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad.