فلقح
Root entry · 27 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of splitting, cleaving, or opening something, often with a sense of force or thoroughness. It extends to concepts of revealing, distinguishing, and even the initial stages of growth or emergence.
Derived headwords
- 1.to splitboth
To divide something into two or more parts, often by force or a sharp action.
- 2.to cleaveboth
To break or tear apart; to divide asunder.
- 3.to openboth
To cause something to open or become visible.
- 1.a splitboth
A piece or portion that has been split off from something larger.
- 2.a fragmentboth
A small piece broken off from a whole.
- 1.a splitboth
The act or result of splitting; a fissure or crack.
- 1.dawnboth
The first light of day; the breaking of the day.
- 2.splitboth
A division or separation.
- 1.to split thoroughlyboth
To split something into many pieces or very deeply.
- 1.splittingboth
In the process of splitting or being split.
- 1.to split openboth
To become split or divided; to burst open.
- 1.a splitboth
A crack or fissure.
- 1.splitboth
A division or separation.
- 1.a pieceboth
A portion or fragment.
- 1.to breakboth
To break something apart.
- 1.a crackboth
A narrow opening or fissure.
- 1.dawnboth
The first appearance of light in the sky before sunrise.
- 1.to cleaveboth
To divide or separate by cutting.
- 1.splitboth
A division or separation.
- 1.to openboth
To cause to open.
- 1.dawnboth
The breaking of day.
- 1.to splitboth
To divide into parts.
- 1.splitboth
A division.
- 1.to cleaveboth
To divide by force.
- 1.dawnboth
The first light of day.
- 1.to splitboth
To divide into pieces.
- 1.splitboth
A division.
- 1.to cleaveboth
To divide asunder.
- 1.dawnboth
The breaking of day.
- 1.to splitboth
To divide into parts.
- 1.splitboth
A division.