جبب

جَبَّ

To cut, cut off, or extirpate.

The verb may be used generally for cutting something off entirely, including the hump of a camel.

• Lane · entry 45823

جَبَّ

To castrate or emasculate; to cut off the genitals.

A transitive use referring to complete removal of the penis, testicles, or genitals.

• Lane · entry 45823

جَبَّ

To pollinate palm trees with pollen from the male tree.

A specialized agricultural use; the associated season is called the time of جِبَاب or جَبَاب.

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جَبَّ

To surpass or overcome people in a contest of merit, beauty, honor, or similar distinction.

The verb can describe one person surpassing others, especially in beauty or grounds for esteem.

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جَبَّبَ

To have or produce a horse marking in which the whiteness of the legs rises toward the knees and hocks.

A specialized description of the extent of تَحْجِيل, the white marking on a horse's lower legs.

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جَبَّبَ

To shrink from, be averse to, withdraw from, or relinquish something.

The withdrawal may be outward or inward; the construction can describe abandoning obedience or an undertaking.

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جَبَّبَ

To flee.

This is a more specific use of withdrawing or going away from something.

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جَبَّبَ

To satisfy the earth or cattle with water.

A specialized use referring to supplying water to the earth or to livestock.

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جِبَاب

Vying or contending for superiority in beauty, honor, lineage, hospitality, or similar qualities.

The related verb describes one person competing with another and prevailing; the extension to food is reported but qualified in the lexical discussion.

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أَجَبَّ

Of a camel's milk, to produce جُبَاب, the substance that gathers like butter.

A specialized verbal use concerning the formation of the camel-milk product called جُبَاب.

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تَجَبَّبَ

To put on a جُبَّة, a garment or tunic.

The verb is denominal, formed from the garment name جُبَّة.

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جَبْجَبَ

To deal or trade in جَبَاجِب, the plural of جُبْجُبَة.

A specialized commercial use referring to the containers or tripe called جُبْجُبَة.

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تَجَبْجَبَ

To prepare a جُبْجُبَة, or to put preserved meat into one.

The preparation concerns a stomach or skin receptacle used for provisions; the preserved meat is called خَلْع in the cited explanation.

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جُبّ

A well dug for planting a grapevine or similar shoot.

A specialized agricultural type of well.

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جُبّ

The interior shaft or inside of a well, from bottom to top.

This denotes the well's internal extent, whether or not it is lined.

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جُبّ

The hollowed stone or basin at the mouth of a well.

A specialized architectural sense referring to a stone receptacle or parapet-like structure at the well opening.

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جُبّ

A leather bag or sewn hide vessel used for preparing a fermented beverage.

A traditional container made by sewing one part of a hide to another; its use is mentioned in connection with a prohibition on such vessels.

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جُبّ

The spathe or envelope surrounding the flowers of a palm tree.

The word may be exchanged with جُفّ in this sense; it is explained through the enclosing interior of the palm inflorescence.

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جُبَّة

A garment, coat, or tunic; also a coat of mail or other defensive coat.

The garment may be cut and sewn, quilted, woollen, or used as protective clothing.

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جُبَّة

A receiving, enclosing, or joint-like part: the socket of a spearhead, the part of a horn containing its core, the bony enclosure of the eye, or a receiving joint or junction in a horse's limb or hoof.

The sense covers several specialized anatomical and implement terms united by the notion of a part receiving or enclosing another part.

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جُبَّة

White hair or marking on the lower part of a horse's leg extending toward the hoof.

A specialized equine-color term concerning whiteness around the lower leg and hoof.

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جَبَب

The cutting off, cutting into, or erosion of a camel's hump.

The term can describe either deliberate removal or erosion caused by a saddle so that the hump does not grow large.

• Lane · entry 45833

جُبَب

The butter-like substance that gathers on the surface of camel milk.

This is the coagulated or collected product of camel milk, distinguished from ordinary زُبْد made from cow, sheep, or goat milk.

• Lane · entry 45834

جَبُوب

Earth or ground, especially hard, rugged, rocky, or cloddy ground.

The word may denote the surface of the earth generally, rough land, or lumps and clods of tough clay or mud.

• Lane · entry 45835

جَبُوب

A burial ground or cemetery.

This use is connected lexically with the earth or ground in which burial takes place.

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جُبِّيّ

A seller of جِبَاب, plural garments or coats.

A nisbah-like occupational designation derived from جُبَّة.

• Lane · entry 45837

جُبْجُبَة

The stomach or tripe of a ruminant animal.

It may serve as a receptacle in which preserved meat, melted fat, or provisions are placed.

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جُبْجُبَة

A rounded skin vessel or receptacle for water, preserved meat, grease, or other preparations.

Uses include giving water to camels and macerating colocynth; a camel-side skin could also be fashioned for preparing lasting provisions.

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جُبْجُبَة

A small basket or carrier made of skins for removing dust or earth.

The plural جَبَاجِب is used for such skin baskets.

• Lane · entry 45841

جُبْجُبَة

A drum.

The plural جَبَاجِب occurs in expressions about drums being beaten.

• Lane · entry 45841

جُبْجُبِيّ

A seller of tripe.

An occupational designation derived from جُبْجُبَة.

• Lane · entry 45842

جُبْجُبِيَّة

Food prepared with tripe.

A culinary derivative associated with the tripe sense of جُبْجُبَة.

• Lane · entry 45843

أَجَبُّ

Of a camel, having its hump cut off, eroded, or absent.

The feminine form is جَبَّاءُ; the description can refer to deliberate removal or loss of the hump's prominence.

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جَبَّاءُ

Of a woman, lacking prominent buttocks or breasts, or having lean thighs.

These are explicitly reported feminine applications of the adjective and are not general restrictions on the root.

• Lane · entry 45844

أَجَبُّ

The female pudendum.

A specialized anatomical noun use reported as equivalent to الفرج.

• Lane · entry 45844

مَجَبَّة

The middle or main part of a road.

The word denotes the beaten or central course of a road.

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مُجَبَّب

A horse whose leg whiteness rises toward the knees and hocks or reaches the hairs around the hoof.

The exact extent of the white marking varies among the cited descriptions, but the term belongs to equine leg coloration.

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مُجَبَّبَة

Of a well, having a wider, cupola-like hollow in its middle.

A specialized description of the well's internal shape.

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مَجْبُوب

Having the genitals, testicles, or penis cut off or extirpated.

A passive participial description of complete castration or emasculation.

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