عيه

Root entry · 4 derived lemmas

This root appears to relate to specific tribal names and individuals, particularly within the context of Arab history and genealogy. It is used to denote a specific lineage or group, often associated with geographical locations like Sham. The derived terms primarily function as proper nouns.

Derived headwords

عوهىname

1.
A tribeclassical
A specific tribe or clan from the Arabs of Sham, mentioned in poetry and genealogical records.

العوهيname

1.
A person from the tribeclassical
A nisba (adjective of relation) indicating someone from the tribe of 'Awhi, specifically mentioning Abu Hamid Ahmad bin Muhammad bin Sinan al-'Awhi al-Himsi, known for his honesty.

عوهother

1.
Root word for namesclassical
The root word from which the tribal name 'Awhi and the name 'Ahan are derived, possibly related to a tribal or geographical designation.

عاهانname

1.
A poet's nameclassical
The name of a poet, 'Ahan bin Ka'b, whose name is possibly derived from the root 'awh or 'ahn.

Parallel reading

ومعوه {ومعهوه. وبنو} عوهى: بطن من العرب بالشأم

And Ma'wah (and Ma'wahwah. And the sons of) 'Awhi: a clan from the Arabs of Sham.

قال ذو الجوشن الضبابي يرثي أخاه الصميل: فيا راكبا ما عرضت مبلعا قبائل عوهي والعمرد وألمعقال

Dhu al-Jawshan al-Dababi said, mourning his brother al-Samīl: 'O rider, how you have passed by the tribes of 'Awhi, al-'Amrad, and al-Ma'qal.'

ابن الكلبي: هم بنو عوهى بن الهنوء بن الأزد

Ibn al-Kalbi said: They are the sons of 'Awhi bin al-Hanoo' bin al-Azd.

منهم أبو حميد أحمد بن محمد بن سنان {العوهي الحمصي صدوق روى عن أبي حيوة شريح بن يزيد وعن يحيى بن سعيد القطان.

Among them is Abu Hamid Ahmad bin Muhammad bin Sinan (al-'Awhi al-Himsi, truthful, narrated from Abu Haywah Shurayh bin Yazid and from Yahya bin Sa'id al-Qattan).

وعاهان بن كعب: شاعر

And 'Ahan bin Ka'b: a poet.

فعلان من {عوه، أو فاعال من عهن، وقد ذكر في موضه.

Fa'lan from {'awh, or Fa'al from 'ahn, and it has been mentioned in its place.