فضج
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes states of opening, widening, and loosening, often associated with physical conditions like wounds, the body, or natural phenomena. It can also refer to the flow or outpouring of liquids or abstract concepts like generosity.
Derived headwords
- 1.openedboth
Used for a wound that has opened up.
- 2.loosenedclassical
Describing the loosening of the bowels or internal organs.
- 3.widenedboth
Used for anything that has become wider or expanded.
- 4.flowed outclassical
Used for a bucket from which water has flowed out.
- 5.openedclassical
Used for the navel when it has opened.
- 1.openedboth
The past tense form of the verb, referring to something that has opened.
- 2.loosenedclassical
The past tense form, referring to a loosening or relaxation.
- 3.widenedboth
The past tense form, referring to widening or expansion.
- 1.large-belliedclassical
Describing a man with a large, relaxed belly.
- 1.large-belliedclassical
Synonymous with عفضاج, describing a man with a large, relaxed belly.
- 1.looseningclassical
The state of being loose, relaxed, or weak.
- 2.wideningboth
The state of being wide or expanded.
- 1.crackedclassical
Used for a body that has cracked due to excessive fat, where veins split.
- 2.flowedclassical
Used for a vein that has flowed or run.
- 3.widenedboth
Used for anything that has widened or expanded.
- 4.sweatedclassical
Used for someone sweating from the roots of their hair without becoming wet.
- 1.flowingboth
The act of flowing, often used for sweat or generosity.
- 2.crackingclassical
The state of being cracked or split.
- 1.flowed outclassical
Used for a bucket when its water has flowed out.
- 1.flowingclassical
Describing something that flows, possibly referring to sweat or a liquid.
- 1.emptiedclassical
An alternative pronunciation for a bucket emptying.
- 1.widenedboth
Used for anything that has widened or expanded.
- 1.flowsboth
Present tense, referring to the flow of generosity.
- 2.widensboth
Present tense, referring to widening or expansion.
- 1.destroyerclassical
Literally 'the one that causes to widen/split', used metaphorically for something that destroys or devastates homes.
- 1.became apparentclassical
Used for the horizon when it becomes clear or visible.