ركِبَ/ ركِبَ على/ ركِبَ في يَركَب، رُكوبًا، فهو راكب، والمفعول مَرْكوب

Root: ر ك ب

ركِب الشَّيءَ/ ركِب على الشَّيءِ/ ركِب في الشَّيءِ

علاه

🇬🇧 Translation:

Mounted it, got on it (To ride/Mount/Board).

🇬🇧 Translation:

Risked his life, took chances and ventured
Rode danger: threw himself into peril
Rode sin: committed it
Rode the wind: hurried
His fat rode on top of each other: fat accumulated in his body
Rode excess: exceeded reasonable limits
Rode death: rushed to seek death in combat
Rode the wave: went with the flow, followed others
Rode the air
Rode his head: was stubborn, obstinate, and stuck to his opinion without reflection
His devil rode him: he got angry and didn't care about the consequences
Rode the back of violence: was violent with others
Rode the back of the air: traveled by plane
Rode a difficult mount / Rode a rough mount: gave himself a hard time
Rode the mount of folly: committed folly
Debt rode him: overwhelmed him and multiplied
Vanity rode him: he became arrogant
Rode his whims: his manners worsened, he yielded to his lusts
They rode every difficulty: resorted to using all methods (To risk / Commit sin / Hurry / Exceed limits / Follow the crowd / Be stubborn / Act extremely).

🇬🇧 Translation:

" rakiba ad-dabbata/ 'ala ad-dabbah
rakiba al-qitara/ fi al-qitar
{حَتَّى إِذَا رَكِبَا فِي السَّفِينَةِ خَرَقَهَا} : istawaya fiha wa abhara biha
{لَتَرْكَبُنَّ طَبَقًا عَنْ طَبَقٍ} : latantaqilunna min halin ila hal (He rode the beast
He boarded the train
(So they set out, until when they had embarked on the ship, Al-Khidhr tore it open): they settled in it and sailed with it
(That you will surely experience state after state): you will transition from one state to another) "