"An‘ām" (sing. na‘am): cattle; camels, cows, sheep. It is derived from "tana‘‘um", which means: prosperity, enjoyment, affluence.
"Sā’imah": a grazing animal that feeds on lawful grass and herbage. It is derived from "sawm", which originally means: going after something.
A young camel that has completed one year of age and has started its second year.
Camel or sheep that bears milk.
A she-camel that has completed its first year of age but has not yet completed its second year.
The wife's daughter, down to all levels, from a previous marriage, whether she is related to the wife by birth (her biological daughter) or by breastfeeding.
A calf that has completed its first year of age and started its second year.
Sheep and cattle that doesn’t have marrow in its bones.
A single sheep or goat.
Every quadruped, whether it lives on land or in water.
The fetus being connected to the mother in the rulings of slaughtering because the fetus is part of the mother.
The places where camels are used to residing and resting, whether perpetually or only temporarily for the purpose of drinking water and the like.
Camels, cows, and sheep.
An ovine mammal covered with hair
The description given to an item to denote that it has monetary value and can be utilized in a lawful manner approved by the Shariah.
The intermingling of parts of things and their gathering in one place.
The share in a joint property of everything, be it little or much.
Cattle with no horns since birth.
Cattle used for work, like plowing and the like.