Arabic
ˁāqir- - barren, with no offspring (woman or man)
(Lane 2110)
Cf. ˁaqrab-at-, ˁaqrabāˀ- - scorpion (female) (BK 2 317, Lane 2111); ˁuqrubān-, ˁuqrubbān- - male scorpion (BK 2 317, Lane 2111); ˁaḳrabu l-māˀ- ‘écrevisse’ (BK 2 317).
Arabic
ˁqw - to dislike, to hate
(Lane 2118)
Arabic
ˁurr-, ˁurrat- - dung of solid-hoofed animals and birds; human excrement
(BK 2 205, Lane 1990)
Arabic
ˁarˁar- - juniper
(LA 4 644; Lane 1990)
Arabic
ˁrḍ - to intervene as an obstacle, to prevent somebody from attaining his desire
(Lane 2002)
Arabic
ˁard- - donkey
(BK 2 211, Lane 1998)
According to Hommel 1879: 133, ˁ. is known exclusively from lexicographic works.
Arabic
ˁarrādat- - an engine of war that casts a stone to a long distance, similar to that called by the Romans onager
(BK 2 212, Lane 1998)
This usage is probably a calque from Grk. onagros, Lat. onager (so DNWSI), but it is worth noting that the meaning ‘a mechanical device’ (in particular, ‘a part of the battering ram’) is attested already for Akk. imēru (CAD I 114–5).
Arabic
ˁrf - to know
(Lane 2013)
Arabic
ˁurf- - mane, feathers on the neck
(BK 2 226, Lane 2014)