فدن
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of grandeur, height, and cultivation. It encompasses meanings like a fortified palace, a specific type of red dye, and agricultural tools or animals used for plowing. It also extends to the idea of fattening or making something substantial.
Derived headwords
- 1.Red dyeclassical
A red dye.
- 2.Fortified palaceclassical
A well-built, fortified palace or mansion.
- 1.Palacesclassical
The plural of 'fadan', referring to palaces or fortified buildings.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name, specifically a location on the bank of the Khabur river.
- 1.Oxclassical
An ox, specifically one used for plowing.
- 2.Pair of oxenclassical
A pair of oxen yoked together for plowing.
- 3.Plowing implementclassical
The implement or yoke used to harness a pair of oxen for plowing.
- 4.Area of landclassical
A specific measure of land, equivalent to twenty-four qirats.
- 1.Plow oxenclassical
The plural of 'faddan', referring to oxen used for plowing.
- 2.Farmersclassical
Those who own or work with the plowing oxen.
- 1.Plowing implementclassical
The implement used for plowing, referring to the yoke and harness of oxen.
- 1.Plowing implementsclassical
The plural of 'faddan' (the plowing implement), referring to multiple such tools.
- 1.To be like a palaceclassical
To be tall, grand, or fortified like a palace.
- 1.Fattening camelsclassical
The act of fattening camels, making them robust and substantial.
- 2.Lengthening buildingsclassical
The act of making a building tall or extending its construction.
- 1.Fat (camels)classical
Camels that have been fattened.
- 2.Tall (building)classical
A building that has been made tall or extended.
- 1.To fatten (camels)classical
To make camels fat and robust through feeding.
- 2.To make tall (building)classical
To make a building tall or extend its construction.
- 1.Farm/Fieldclassical
A piece of cultivated land, a farm or field.
- 1.Dyed with red dyeclassical
A garment that has been dyed with the red dye known as 'fadan'.