فصخ
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with the concepts of disarticulation, separation, and feigning ignorance. It describes the act of dislocating a limb from its joint, as well as the pretense of not knowing something that is actually known.
Derived headwords
- 1.to dislocateboth
To remove a limb or joint from its socket or articulation.
- 2.to feign ignoranceclassical
To pretend not to know or understand something, despite actually being aware of it.
- 1.dislocationboth
The act or instance of dislocating a joint or limb.
- 2.feigning ignoranceclassical
The act of pretending not to know or understand.
- 1.I feigned ignoranceclassical
The first-person past tense of feigning ignorance.
- 1.I feigned ignorance about that matterclassical
A specific instance of pretending not to know or understand a particular issue.
- 1.he dislocated itboth
The third-person masculine past tense of dislocating something, referring to a limb or joint.
- 1.he dislocated his handboth
The act of a male person dislocating his own hand from its joint.
- 1.the ostrich threw up its fastingclassical
A figurative expression describing the ostrich's action, possibly related to expelling something or a specific behavior during fasting.