كبكب

كَبَّهُ

To invert or turn an object upside down; to turn a vessel or bowl over so as to pour out its contents.

Transitive Form I usage.

• Lane · entry 27734

كَبَّهُ

To throw someone down upon his face; to prostrate him.

A transitive use describing forcible prostration.

• Lane · entry 27734

كَبَّهُ

To cut or wound a camel in the legs.

A specialized transitive use with a camel as the object.

• Lane · entry 27734

كَبَّ

To convolve or glomerate thread or hair into balls.

A tropical use referring to forming material into a كُبَّة.

• Lane · entry 27734

كَبَّ

To be weighty or heavy.

Intransitive Form I usage.

• Lane · entry 27734

كَبَّ

To kindle or set fire to a plant or tree called كُبّ.

A specialized lexical use with كُبّ, a type of ḥamḍ plant, as the object.

• Lane · entry 27734

كَبَّبَ

To make كباب, meat cut into pieces and roasted or broiled.

A tropical Form II culinary use.

• Lane · entry 27735

أَكَبَّ

To bend the head or oneself down toward the ground or an object; to stoop.

The construction may use عَلَى or إِلَى with the object or direction.

• Lane · entry 27736

أَكَبَّ

To fall prostrate or prone, especially upon the face; also to fall after stumbling.

A quasi-passive or intransitive use related to كَبَّ.

• Lane · entry 27736

أَكَبَّ

To set about an undertaking and persist in it; to apply oneself or adhere to it.

Used with عَلَى and an undertaking, task, or work.

• Lane · entry 27736

تَكَبَّبَتِ الإِبِلُ

For camels to be prostrated by disease or emaciation.

The subject is the herd or its members in a Form V use.

• Lane · entry 27737

تَكَبَّبَ

To become contracted and compact through moisture.

Used of sand or a similar material that becomes moist and compact.

• Lane · entry 27737

تَكَبَّبَ

To wrap oneself in a garment.

A tropical use describing a person bundled or wrapped in clothing.

• Lane · entry 27737

تَكَابُّوا

To press or crowd together upon something.

A reciprocal Form VI construction with عَلَيْهِ.

• Lane · entry 27738

اِنْكَبَّ

To become inverted or turned down, as a jug or similar vessel, so as to pour out its contents.

An intransitive Form VII use describing the vessel's resulting position.

• Lane · entry 27739

كَبْكَبَ

To collect scattered property by bringing its dispersed extremities together, including by driving dispersed camels together.

A transitive reduplicated use with scattered wealth, property, or animals as its object.

• Lane · entry 27740

تَكَبْكَبُوا

To collect themselves together.

A reduplicated Form V use describing people or other subjects becoming gathered.

• Lane · entry 27741

كُبٌّ

A plant or tree of the ḥamḍ kind, used especially for kindling.

A collective botanical noun, also treated as a noun of unity with ـة.

• Lane · entry 27742

كَبَّةٌ

A forceful charge, assault, or single impetus; also the collision of troops, the release of horses to charge, and a violent onset.

The same noun is extended to the vehemence of winter and a dash or rush of fire.

• Lane · entry 27743

كَبَّةٌ

A throwing into a deep place or hollow.

A verbal noun associated with the act of casting something into a depth.

• Lane · entry 27743

كُبَّةٌ

A collected mass of dust, earth, or other material; also a ball or compact mass of spun thread.

The material may be accumulated naturally or convolved into a ball; the term is also used of hair formed in this way.

• Lane · entry 27744

كُبَّةٌ

A congregated company, troop, or main body, especially of horses or men; also a herd of great camels.

The sense includes the greater number or main part of a troop and similar collective uses.

• Lane · entry 27744

كُبَّةٌ

A family or household dependent upon someone.

Used in the expression عَلَيْهِ كُبَّةٌ.

• Lane · entry 27744

كُبَّةٌ

A pressing or crowding together.

A nominal expression for congregating with pressure or compression.

• Lane · entry 27744

كُبَّةٌ

Weight or the burden of one's mass.

Used figuratively in expressions such as throwing one's weight upon someone.

• Lane · entry 27744

كَبَابٌ

Meat cut into small pieces and roasted or broiled, often over burning coals.

A culinary noun, noted as possibly borrowed or non-Arabic by some authorities.

• Lane · entry 27745

كُبَابٌ

A very large number of camels, sheep, or goats, so numerous that they seem to mount upon one another.

Also used adjectivally of an abundant herd.

• Lane · entry 27746

كُبَابٌ

Dust, earth, adhesive clay, moist earth, or sand compacted by moisture.

The sense includes an abundance of soft earth that cleaves or coheres together.

• Lane · entry 27746

كَبَابَةٌ

A medicinal substance from China, identified with cubeb or Piper cubeba.

A specialized materia-medica term.

• Lane · entry 27747

كِبْكِبٌ

A certain game of the Arabs.

A specialized cultural noun.

• Lane · entry 27748

كُبْكُبٌ

A man of compact and strong make.

The plural is given as كَبَاكِبُ.

• Lane · entry 27749

كَبْكَابٌ

An excellent kind of thick dates.

A specialized agricultural noun.

• Lane · entry 27752

كُبْكُوبٌ

A closely congregated body of men.

A collective noun for a compact human group.

• Lane · entry 27753

كَبْكَابَةٌ

A fat woman.

A lexical noun specifically defined with a female referent.

• Lane · entry 27754

أَكَبُّ

A man who constantly stumbles.

A derived adjective describing habitual stumbling.

• Lane · entry 27755

مِكَبٌّ

One who looks much toward the ground.

An active-nominal description of a person's habitual posture or gaze.

• Lane · entry 27756

مُكَبَّبَةٌ

A dust-coloured wheat with thick ears and stout straw.

A specialized agricultural adjective or noun.

• Lane · entry 27757