عذي
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to plants and places that are sustained by rain rather than irrigation. It extends to describe locations with specific types of vegetation and the condition of animals grazing in such areas.
Derived headwords
- 1.Rain-fed cropsboth
Crops that are watered only by rain, not by irrigation. This term can also apply to date palms.
- 2.Pastureland without bitter plantsclassical
Land in the desert that lacks bitter or saline vegetation.
- 3.Place without bitter plantsclassical
Any location that is free from bitter or saline plants.
- 1.to be rain-fedclassical
Used to describe plants or land that depend solely on rain for sustenance.
- 1.to find a place agreeableclassical
To find a place's air agreeable and pleasant, and to find it suitable.
- 1.Grazing in non-bitter pasturesclassical
Describes camels that are grazing in pastures free from bitter or saline plants.
- 1.Grazing in non-bitter pasturesclassical
Describes camels that are grazing in pastures free from bitter or saline plants.
- 1.Grazing in non-bitter pasturesclassical
Describes camels that are grazing in pastures free from bitter or saline plants.
- 1.Tender young plantsclassical
The tender, young growth of plants.
- 1.Tender young plantsclassical
The plural of العذاة, referring to tender, young growth of plants.
- 1.Tender young plantsclassical
The tender, young growth of plants.
- 1.Pastureland away from settled areasclassical
Pastureland that is far from settled, fertile regions and relies on rainwater.
- 2.Place with seasonal growthclassical
A location where plants grow in winter and summer, not sustained by a spring or water source.