برى
Root entry · 37 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of carving, shaping, or whittling, especially wood or arrows. It extends to concepts of creation, refinement, and the resulting products or tools. Metaphorically, it can also refer to weakening, emaciation, or the passage of time.
Derived headwords
- 1.to whittle, carveboth
To shape or carve something, particularly an arrow, by scraping or shaving it.
- 2.to create, fashionclassical
To bring something into existence or fashion it, used in the context of divine creation.
- 1.to stand up, step forwardboth
To rise to confront or engage with something or someone.
- 2.to be carvedclassical
To be shaped or whittled.
- 1.whittled, shapedboth
Describing something that has been carved or whittled, especially an arrow.
- 1.perfectly whittledclassical
An arrow that has been perfectly shaped and finished, ready for fletching and nocking.
- 1.arrow-makerclassical
A surname or epithet given to individuals who were skilled in making arrows or whittling.
- 1.knife for whittlingclassical
A knife used for whittling or carving, particularly for shaping bows or arrows.
- 1.whittling toolboth
A tool, often a knife or blade, used for whittling or carving.
- 1.wood shavingsboth
The shavings or waste material produced from whittling wood.
- 1.wood shavingsboth
The shavings or waste material produced from whittling wood.
- 2.stamina, enduranceclassical
Referring to a she-camel that has strength and endurance for travel, or is well-nourished.
- 1.their remaining strengthclassical
The remaining strength and vitality of two individuals or animals.
- 1.to emaciate, weakenboth
For travel or hardship to cause an animal to lose weight and become emaciated.
- 1.to emaciate a camelclassical
To cause a camel to become thin and lose its flesh through hardship or excessive use.
- 1.emaciated the livestockclassical
The camels became emaciated, losing significant weight.
- 1.dust, earthboth
Fine dust or earth, often used in curses or prayers.
- 1.The Creatorboth
A name for God, referring to His act of creation.
- 1.woven matclassical
A mat woven from reeds or similar materials.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A place name, possibly referring to a specific location.
- 1.to confront, opposeboth
To stand up against or confront someone or something.
- 1.to seek his favorclassical
To present oneself or approach someone in order to gain their favor or benefit from their kindness.
- 1.to seek favorclassical
To approach or seek out someone for their kindness or favor.
- 1.to rival, compete withboth
To try to equal or surpass someone in an action or quality.
- 2.to reconcile with wifeclassical
To reconcile with one's wife after a separation or dispute.
- 1.to rival each otherboth
To compete with each other, each trying to outdo the other.
- 1.creation, creaturesboth
The created beings, humanity, or all of God's creation.
- 2.dust, earthclassical
Derived from the meaning of dust or earth.
- 1.creationsboth
Plural of البرية, referring to created beings or things.
- 1.to be affected by dustclassical
For something to be touched or covered by dust.
- 1.to peel sugarcaneclassical
To peel or prepare sugarcane.
- 1.a poet's nameclassical
The name of a poet, Al-Hasan ibn Ali ibn Bari Al-Wasiti.
- 1.their refuse, dregsclassical
The worthless or discarded part of something, their dregs.
- 1.eroding rainclassical
Rain that erodes or peels away the surface of the land.
- 1.to appear, present itselfclassical
For something to appear or present itself to someone.
- 1.rivalry, competitionboth
The act of competing or rivaling someone.
- 1.a person's nameclassical
A name or epithet referring to a specific individual.
- 1.a village nameclassical
The name of a village, mentioned in Egypt.
- 1.a village nameclassical
The name of a village in Egypt.
- 1.a village nameclassical
The name of a village in Giza.
- 1.a place nameclassical
The name of several villages in India, and a place near Baghdad.
- 1.to advanceclassical
To move forward or advance.