عفج
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the intestines and internal organs, particularly in animals. It extends to meanings of fatness in the abdominal region, and metaphorically to sexual intercourse and sodomy. It also encompasses terms for a stick or club used for striking, and describes clumsiness, foolishness, and awkward gait.
Derived headwords
- 1.intestineboth
The intestine, or specifically what is below the stomach. It is also described as the location of the rumen in animals that do not have one.
- 2.fatnessclassical
Fatness of the intestines, referring to a plump or corpulent state.
- 1.to have fat intestinesclassical
To have fat or enlarged intestines, indicating corpulence.
- 2.to have intercourseclassical
To have sexual intercourse, often used euphemistically.
- 3.to commit sodomyclassical
To engage in homosexual acts, specifically referring to the act of Lot's people.
- 4.to strikeclassical
To strike someone with a stick or hand, particularly on the back or head.
- 1.corpulentclassical
Having fat or enlarged intestines; corpulent or fat.
- 1.intestinesboth
Plural of 'afaj', referring to the intestines, especially in humans and animals.
- 1.intestineclassical
A part of the intestine.
- 2.water poolclassical
An area near water basins from which water is drawn when the basins are low.
- 1.intestinesboth
The intestines of humans, hoofed animals, and beasts of prey, where food goes after the stomach.
- 1.struckclassical
One who has been struck, particularly with a stick or hand.
- 1.stickclassical
A stick or club used for striking.
- 1.striking toolclassical
Something used for striking.
- 2.wooden clubclassical
A wooden stick used for washing clothes.
- 1.to walk crookedlyclassical
Describing a camel's gait when it walks crookedly or unevenly.
- 1.clumsyclassical
Awkward, foolish, and unable to manage work or speech properly.
- 1.to act foolishlyclassical
To act foolishly or clumsily, often in a way that is noticeable among people.
- 1.clumsy and foolishclassical
Clumsy, uncouth, and unable to manage affairs; foolish.
- 2.large and foolishclassical
Large in build and foolish, with a weak mind.
- 3.thick-neckedclassical
Having thick jowls and cheeks, large in stature but weak in intellect.
- 1.foolclassical
A foolish person.
- 1.uncouthclassical
Rough in disposition or character.
- 1.uncouthclassical
Rough in disposition or character, with the 'ya' added.
- 1.to be clumsyclassical
To be clumsy or awkward in behavior.
- 1.large old female camelclassical
A large, old female camel, described as having a stretched udder and being weak.