كبح
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThe root كبح (kabaḥa) primarily denotes the act of restraining, holding back, or checking, especially with a rein. It extends to preventing something from proceeding or advancing, whether it's an animal, a person's desire, or even an object like an arrow. The concept also includes a specific type of blow and a term for an omen.
Derived headwords
- 1.to rein inboth
To hold back or restrain an animal, particularly a horse, using the reins.
- 2.to curbboth
To restrain or prevent someone or something from proceeding or advancing.
- 3.to strike (meat)classical
To strike a blow into the flesh without hitting the bone.
- 1.reining inboth
The act of restraining an animal with reins.
- 2.curbingboth
The act of holding back or preventing advancement.
- 3.a blowclassical
A strike made into the flesh but not reaching the bone.
- 1.to rein in forcefullyclassical
To pull an animal back forcefully by the reins, causing it to stop or slow down.
- 1.to rein inclassical
To restrain an animal by pulling its head back with the reins.
- 1.to rein inclassical
To restrain an animal by pulling its head back with the reins.
- 1.omenclassical
Something that is encountered and considered an ill omen, such as a wild goat or other animal that one fears.
- 1.omensclassical
Plural of كابح (kābiḥ), referring to things encountered that are considered ill omens.