هيخ
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the act of making something settle or lie down, particularly in the context of animals, such as a camel or a horse. It also extends to the specific actions and calls associated with this settling, especially concerning mating.
Derived headwords
- 1.to make lie downboth
To cause an animal, like a camel or horse, to lie down or settle. This is often done by calling to it with specific sounds.
- 2.to make ready for matingclassical
Specifically, to make a female animal lie down so that a male can mount it for mating.
- 1.making lie downclassical
The act of causing an animal to lie down or settle, often with specific calls.
- 1.making lie downclassical
The act of making an animal lie down, particularly in preparation for mating.
- 1.call to lie downclassical
A sound or call used to make a camel or other animal lie down.
- 1.call to lie downclassical
A sound or call used to make a camel or other animal lie down, similar to 'hakh hakh'.
- 1.potent (stallion)classical
Describing a male animal, particularly a stallion, that is strong and capable of mating.
- 1.to be born prematurelyclassical
To be born or brought forth before the proper time, used metaphorically for war.
- 1.revealingclassical
Something that reveals or makes clear, used here to describe war.
- 1.mindsclassical
The intellect or understanding of people, here referring to the people involved in war.
- 1.to make lie downboth
To cause a camel or other animal to kneel or lie down.