كشد
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to a specific method of milking, characterized by using a few fingers. It also extends to meanings of cutting with teeth and, metaphorically, to diligent effort in earning and maintaining family ties.
Derived headwords
- 1.a method of milkingclassical
A specific way of milking, described as using three fingers.
- 2.milking with thumb and forefingerclassical
The act of milking using the index finger and thumb, considered equivalent to other terms for this method.
- 1.to milk (in a specific way)classical
To milk a camel or other animal using three fingers, a method known as 'kashd'.
- 2.to cut with teethclassical
To sever or cut something with one's teeth, similar to how one might cut gourds or similar items.
- 1.a method of milkingclassical
The masdar (verbal noun) for the act of milking using three fingers.
- 2.cutting with teethclassical
The masdar (verbal noun) for the act of cutting with teeth.
- 1.a camel that milks easilyclassical
A female camel that yields milk readily when milked using the 'kashd' method.
- 2.narrow-urethraed (camel)classical
A description of female camels that have a narrow urethral opening, often associated with being short-backed.
- 3.diligent earnerclassical
One who is abundant in earnings, works hard for their family, and maintains kinship ties.
- 1.diligent earnerclassical
A singular form for someone who is abundant in earnings, works hard for their family, and maintains kinship ties.