خزب
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThe root 'khzb' primarily relates to swelling, irritation, or a tender, soft condition. It is applied to skin, animal udders, and even meat. It can also refer to specific types of flies or, in some dialects, pottery.
Derived headwords
- 1.to swellboth
To experience irritation or swelling on the skin, similar to a non-painful lump.
- 2.to swell (udder)both
The udder of a camel or sheep swells, or becomes dry and its milk diminishes.
- 3.to become fatclassical
A camel becomes fat, to the extent that its skin appears swollen from its fatness.
- 1.skin irritationclassical
An irritation on the skin, like a swelling without pain.
- 2.swollen udderclassical
The swelling of the udder of a camel or sheep, or its dryness and reduced milk.
- 3.tightness of teatsclassical
Tightness of the teats of a camel or sheep due to swelling or excess flesh.
- 4.potteryclassical
Earthenware or pottery, in some dialects.
- 1.swollenclassical
Describing skin that is swollen without pain.
- 1.to swellboth
The skin swells without pain. The udder of a camel or sheep swells.
- 2.to dry up (udder)classical
The udder dries up and its milk diminishes.
- 1.swollen udderclassical
A camel or sheep with a swollen udder.
- 2.soft fleshclassical
Soft, tender flesh.
- 3.flyclassical
A type of fly found in meadows.
- 1.swollen-udderedclassical
A camel or sheep with a swollen udder.
- 1.flyclassical
A type of fly that inhabits meadows.
- 2.warts in wombclassical
A female camel whose womb contains warts, causing her discomfort.
- 1.habitually fatclassical
A camel that is habitually fat, appearing as if its skin is swollen from its fatness.
- 1.gold mineclassical
The source or mine of gold.
- 1.soft fleshclassical
Tender and soft flesh.
- 1.soft fleshclassical
Tender and soft flesh.
- 1.soft fleshclassical
Tender and soft flesh.
- 1.flyclassical
A type of fly.