ثرى
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of moisture, dampness, and wetness, particularly in relation to soil. It extends to meanings of abundance, prosperity, and even the traces or effects of something, metaphorically or literally.
Derived headwords
- 1.Dewboth
Dew, moisture that settles on surfaces.
- 2.Damp earthboth
Moist earth, especially after rain or dew, not turning into thick mud.
- 3.Abundanceclassical
Prosperity or abundance, often used metaphorically.
- 4.What is beneathclassical
That which is beneath the earth; the depths.
- 1.To be dampboth
The earth became damp and soft after dryness and harshness.
- 1.Dampboth
Describing land that is damp and soft.
- 1.Dampboth
Describing land that is damp and soft, with moisture in its soil.
- 1.To have abundant moistureboth
The land had abundant moisture in its soil.
- 1.Moisteningboth
The act of moistening something, like soil or gruel, with water.
- 2.Sprinklingboth
The act of sprinkling a place with water.
- 3.Kneadingclassical
The act of moistening and kneading dried cheese (قطف).
- 1.To moistenboth
To moisten something with water, such as soil, gruel, or food.
- 2.To sprinkleboth
To sprinkle a place with water.
- 3.To kneadclassical
To moisten and knead dried cheese (قطف).
- 4.To place hands on groundclassical
To place one's hands on the ground and keep them there, as in a specific prayer posture.
- 1.Plural of Tharaboth
Plural of 'al-thara', referring to damp earth or abundance.
- 1.Dampness and dewboth
A place with moisture and dew in its soil.
- 2.Pubic hair and furclassical
The meeting of pubic hair and animal fur.
- 1.Companion's kunyaclassical
A kunya (patronymic) for the companion Sabrah ibn Ma'bad al-Juhani.
- 1.Abundantclassical
Used to emphasize abundance, often in the passive sense.
- 1.Rain moistenedclassical
The rain moistened the damp earth.
- 1.Not dryclassical
Describing land whose soil has not dried out.
- 1.To be pleased withclassical
To be pleased and happy with someone.
- 1.Damp dayclassical
A day characterized by dampness or dew.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name located between Ruwaythah and al-Safra.
- 1.Day of Tharaclassical
One of the historical days of the Arabs, associated with the place Thara.
- 1.Unbroken connectionclassical
An unbroken connection or relationship, metaphorically meaning the 'dampness' between people has not dried up.
- 1.Month of rainclassical
A month characterized by rain, followed by growth and grazing.
- 1.Feminine nameboth
A feminine given name.