عكد
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThe root عكد (ʿakad) primarily relates to the concept of binding, knotting, or a central, thick part. It extends to meanings of firmness, solidity, and the core or origin of something, including abstract concepts like the ultimate goal or determination.
Derived headwords
- 1.base of the tongueboth
The root of the tongue, or its thickest part, or its middle.
- 2.base of the tailboth
The base of the tail.
- 3.knotboth
A knot.
- 1.to become firmclassical
To become fat and have firm flesh, used for a desert lizard (ضب).
- 2.to gatherclassical
Used for water when it collects or gathers.
- 1.firmnessclassical
Fatness and firmness of flesh, used for a desert lizard.
- 1.middle partboth
The middle or central part of anything.
- 1.heart's originboth
The origin or core of the heart, located between the lungs.
- 1.to become fat and firmclassical
To become fat and have firm flesh, used for a desert lizard.
- 2.to clingclassical
To cling to a rock or tree out of fear of a predator, used for a desert lizard.
- 3.to gatherclassical
Used for water when it collects or gathers.
- 1.fat camelclassical
A fat female camel.
- 1.ultimate goalclassical
The ultimate goal, the end of one's affair, or the utmost effort.
- 2.preparedclassical
Ready or prepared.
- 3.imprisonedclassical
Imprisoned or held back.
- 1.your utmost effortclassical
Your utmost effort, your final aim, or the end of your endeavor.
- 1.thickened milkclassical
Thickened or curdled milk, with an added 'lam'.
- 1.thickened milkclassical
Thickened or curdled milk, with an added 'lam'.
- 1.short and fleshyclassical
Short and fleshy, referring to a person or animal.