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Root entry · 33 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of pouring, shedding, or causing something to flow, especially granular materials like sand or grain. It extends to concepts of abundance, continuous action, and things that are unstable or easily fall apart.
Derived headwords
- 1.to pour earth onboth
To cover something with earth, causing it to flow down.
- 1.to pourboth
The present tense of the verb meaning to pour or shed, especially granular substances.
- 1.pouringboth
The act of pouring or shedding, used as a verbal noun (masdar).
- 1.to cause to pourboth
To make something pour or flow down.
- 1.to pour downboth
To flow down, to pour down, often used for granular materials.
- 1.to pourboth
A verb form meaning to pour, often used for pouring without measuring.
- 1.pouringboth
The act of pouring, a verbal noun.
- 1.to pourboth
To pour something, especially without measuring.
- 1.to pourboth
The present tense of the verb meaning to pour, especially without measuring.
- 1.to pourboth
The imperative form of the verb meaning to pour, often used in the context of not measuring.
- 1.pouredboth
Passive participle meaning poured, shed, or flowing, especially referring to sand.
- 1.what pours downboth
That which pours down, especially sand or dust.
- 2.abundanceclassical
Abundance or a large amount of wealth, likened to flowing sand.
- 1.what pours downboth
That which pours down, especially sand or dust.
- 1.what pours downboth
That which pours down, especially sand or dust.
- 1.flowing sandclassical
Sand that flows or is unstable, not firm.
- 1.flowingboth
Describing sand that flows or is unstable; easily falling apart.
- 1.to fallboth
To fall down, to collapse, often used for unstable ground or structures.
- 1.abundanceclassical
A large amount of wealth or possessions, likened to flowing sand.
- 2.flowing sandclassical
Sand that flows or is unstable.
- 1.flowingclassical
Describing sand that flows or is unstable.
- 1.abundant wealthclassical
A large amount of wealth or possessions.
- 1.abundant wealthclassical
A large amount of wealth or possessions.
- 1.to attack continuouslyboth
To attack someone or something in succession, often with verbal abuse, blows, or oppression.
- 1.successionboth
The act of following in succession, used in the context of attacks.
- 1.a mountainclassical
A black mountain near Mecca from which stones were quarried.
- 1.dust motesboth
Fine dust or particles suspended in the air, visible in sunlight.
- 2.prime matterclassical
In philosophy, the fundamental substance or matter from which all things are formed.
- 1.haloboth
The luminous circle around the moon or sun.
- 1.a mountainclassical
A black mountain near Mecca.
- 1.prime matterclassical
The fundamental substance or matter from which all things are formed; the origin of all forms.
- 2.cottonclassical
Cotton, considered as a source material for fabrics.
- 1.a she-camelclassical
The name of a she-camel belonging to a woman in the pre-Islamic era, known for its unpredictable nature.
- 1.pouredboth
Passive participle meaning poured, shed, or flowing.
- 1.pourclassical
An imperative verb, used in a proverb to mock someone who acts poorly.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A place name in Yemen, possibly a valley.
- 1.a woman's nameclassical
The mother of Constantine, who built churches in Edessa and Jerusalem.