عبن
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes physical robustness, bulkiness, and strength, particularly in animals like camels and eagles. It can also refer to a person's stoutness or coarseness. Derived terms often denote large, strong, or coarse individuals or animals.
Derived headwords
- 1.stoutnessclassical
Stoutness and coarseness in the body.
- 1.fat, well-builtclassical
Fat and well-built individuals, specifically referring to camels.
- 1.stoutclassical
Stout of body and large, referring to eagles and camels.
- 1.large-bodiedclassical
Large-bodied and great in creation, used for eagles and camels. It is considered an extension of the 'fa'lan' pattern, sometimes inflected with nunation.
- 1.large-bodiedclassical
Large-bodied and great in creation, used for eagles and camels. It is considered an extension of the 'fa'lan' pattern, sometimes inflected with nunation.
- 1.female camelclassical
A female camel that is large-bodied.
- 1.female camelsclassical
Plural of 'عبناه', referring to large-bodied female camels.
- 1.to acquire a strong camelclassical
A man acquires a strong camel, which is powerful.
- 1.strength of a camelclassical
The strength of a camel or a female camel.
- 1.large-bodiedclassical
Large-bodied, referring to a female camel.
- 1.strong animalclassical
A strong animal among beasts, capable of travel. This is the singular form.
- 1.a nameclassical
A nisba (attribution) name, such as Abu al-Rabi' Sulayman ibn Yusuf ibn Abi 'Abban al-'Abanni.