عظي
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with the concept of being bloated or swollen, particularly in animals due to overeating. It also extends to descriptions of small creatures and geographical features like wells and water sources.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be bloatedboth
The camel's belly became bloated from eating 'anẓuwān.
- 1.to be bloatedboth
The camel's belly became bloated from eating 'anẓuwān.
- 1.bloated oneboth
An active participle describing something that is bloated.
- 1.bloated bellyclassical
A condition where the belly is swollen, specifically from eating 'anẓuwān, making it difficult to ruminate or digest.
- 2.excessive eatingclassical
Eating too much of something, leading to stomach pain.
- 1.a type of plantclassical
A plant that, when eaten in excess, causes bloating and stomach pain.
- 1.a small lizardboth
A small reptile, similar to a gecko, but slightly larger.
- 2.a wellclassical
A deep, sweet well located in Al-Maḍjaʿ, between Raml Al-Surrah and BayḎah.
- 3.a water sourceclassical
A water source belonging to different tribes.
- 1.a small lizardboth
A variant pronunciation for the small reptile.
- 2.a wellclassical
A variant pronunciation for a deep, sweet well.
- 3.a water sourceclassical
A variant pronunciation for a water source.
- 1.lizardsboth
The plural of 'al-ʿaẓāyah', referring to the small reptiles.
- 1.lizardsboth
Another plural form for the small reptiles.
- 1.to grieveclassical
To be saddened or distressed by something that happens to one.
- 1.grievingclassical
The act of being saddened or distressed by something that happens to one.