خود
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThe root 'خود' primarily relates to the concept of a young, beautiful girl. It also extends to describe rapid, vigorous movement, particularly of animals like camels and ostriches, and by extension, humans.
Derived headwords
- 1.young girlclassical
A young girl of good character and appearance, before she reaches maturity.
- 2.tender maidenclassical
A soft and delicate young woman.
- 1.young girlsclassical
Plural of 'خود' (khawd), referring to young girls.
- 1.young girlsclassical
Plural of 'خود' (khawd), referring to young girls.
- 1.rapid movementclassical
The act of moving quickly, especially the swift gait of a camel.
- 2.shaking gaitclassical
A vigorous, shaking, or swaying movement, like that of an ostrich.
- 1.to move swiftlyclassical
To move with great speed, as a camel does.
- 2.to shakeclassical
To move vigorously or shake, like an ostrich.
- 1.swift movementclassical
The act of moving swiftly, particularly the gait of a camel.
- 1.to move swiftlyclassical
To move with great speed, as a camel does.
- 1.to move swiftlyclassical
To move with great speed, as a camel does.
- 2.to shakeclassical
To move vigorously or shake, like an ostrich.
- 1.swift movementclassical
The act of moving swiftly, particularly the gait of a camel.
- 1.to move swiftlyclassical
To move with great speed, as a camel does.
- 1.to move swiftlyclassical
To move with great speed, as a camel does.
- 2.to shakeclassical
To move vigorously or shake, like an ostrich.
- 1.swift movementclassical
The act of moving swiftly, particularly the gait of a camel.
- 1.to move swiftlyclassical
To move with great speed, as a camel does.
- 1.to move swiftlyclassical
To move with great speed, as a camel does.
- 2.to shakeclassical
To move vigorously or shake, like an ostrich.
- 1.swift movementclassical
The act of moving swiftly, particularly the gait of a camel.
- 1.to move swiftlyclassical
To move with great speed, as a camel does.
- 1.placeclassical
A place, possibly a valley or elevated ground, described as 'awla khawdan'.