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خنفج
Root entry · 2 derived lemmasThis root appears to describe something or someone that is large, bulky, and fleshy. It is primarily used to denote a stout or corpulent young boy.
Derived headwords
الخنافجnoun
- 1.stout boysclassical
Plural form referring to young boys who are large, fleshy, and corpulent.
الخنفجnoun
- 1.stout boyclassical
Singular form referring to a young boy who is large, fleshy, and corpulent.
Parallel reading
الخنافج والخنفج: الضخم الكثير اللحم من الغلمان.
Al-khanafij and al-khanfaj: the large, fleshy ones among the boys.