حطب
Root entry · 24 derived lemmasThe root حطب (ḥaṭaba) primarily relates to gathering and collecting firewood. It extends to the act of bringing something to someone, the process of pruning or cutting parts of a vine, and metaphorically to speaking indiscriminately or slandering. It also encompasses terms for firewood itself and people who collect it.
Derived headwords
- 1.firewoodboth
Wood that has been prepared or gathered for fuel for a fire.
- 2.firewood (collected)classical
What is gathered from trees for burning.
- 1.to gather firewoodboth
To collect wood for fuel.
- 2.to bring to someoneclassical
To gather something for a person and bring it to them.
- 1.gathering firewoodclassical
The act of collecting firewood; a lightened form of the masdar.
- 1.pruning vinesclassical
The act of cutting parts of a vine, especially until water channels are reached.
- 1.to gather firewoodboth
To collect firewood.
- 2.to gather for someoneclassical
To gather something for a person.
- 3.to prune vinesclassical
To cut parts of a vine.
- 1.gathering firewoodboth
The masdar of 'iḥtaṭaba', meaning the act of collecting firewood.
- 2.pruning vinesclassical
The act of cutting parts of a vine.
- 1.firewood collectorboth
A person who collects firewood, especially for sale.
- 2.vine prunerclassical
One who cuts vines.
- 1.group of firewood collectorsclassical
A group of people who collect firewood.
- 2.female firewood collectorboth
A female who collects firewood.
- 1.indiscriminate speakerclassical
Someone who speaks without discernment, mixing good and bad, like one who gathers firewood at night without seeing what they collect.
- 2.one who mixes mattersclassical
Someone whose affairs are mixed, not carefully considered.
- 1.firewood collectorboth
A person who collects firewood.
- 2.discerning personclassical
A wise and discerning person (used in contrast to 'ḥāṭib layl').
- 1.a tribe nameclassical
A name of a lineage or tribe.
- 1.abundant in firewoodclassical
Describing land or a valley that is rich in firewood.
- 1.abundant in firewoodclassical
Describing a valley that is rich in firewood.
- 1.to gather firewoodclassical
To collect firewood.
- 2.to become abundant in firewoodclassical
To describe land or a valley as having much firewood.
- 1.camels grazed on dry woodclassical
Camels feeding on dry, brittle plants or wood.
- 1.pruning of vinesclassical
The part cut from the upper parts of a vine.
- 1.sickle for cuttingclassical
A tool, specifically a sickle, used for cutting.
- 1.to slander someoneclassical
To speak ill of someone, to bring accusations against them.
- 2.to gather for someoneclassical
To collect something for someone.
- 1.slandererclassical
A woman who carries firewood, metaphorically meaning one who spreads calumnies or carries thorns to harm others.
- 2.one who spreads gossipclassical
One who engages in gossip and slander.
- 1.severely emaciatedclassical
Extremely thin and weak.
- 1.emaciationclassical
Extreme thinness and weakness.
- 1.a proper nameclassical
A personal name, such as Ḥāṭib ibn Abi Balta'ah.
- 1.a proper nameclassical
A diminutive form of a name, possibly derived from ḥāṭib.
- 1.a place nameclassical
The name of a location.