خفر
Root entry · 37 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of shyness, modesty, and protection. It extends to meanings of granting asylum, being a protector or guarantor, and conversely, breaking a covenant or trust. It also encompasses the idea of a pledge or security.
Derived headwords
- 1.shyness, modestyboth
Intense shyness or modesty, particularly associated with women.
- 2.security, pledgeclassical
A pledge, security, or guarantee, often related to protection or a covenant.
- 1.to be shyboth
To be intensely shy or modest.
- 1.she was shyboth
The feminine past tense form indicating shyness.
- 1.shyness, modestyclassical
A state of intense shyness or modesty.
- 2.protection, asylumclassical
The act of granting protection or asylum.
- 3.pledge, covenantclassical
A pledge, covenant, or guarantee.
- 4.fee for protectionclassical
The fee paid to a protector or guarantor.
- 1.shy, modestboth
A woman characterized by intense shyness or modesty.
- 2.protected, under guaranteeclassical
Under protection or guarantee.
- 1.very shyboth
Extremely shy or modest.
- 1.protector, guardboth
One who grants protection, asylum, or acts as a guarantor.
- 2.one seeking protectionclassical
One who seeks protection or asylum.
- 1.women who are shyclassical
Plural of خفرة, referring to women characterized by shyness.
- 1.many protectorsclassical
Referring to a large number of protectors or guarantors, or a place with many.
- 1.she became very shyboth
She became intensely shy or modest.
- 1.fortification, wallingclassical
The act of building a wall or fortification around something.
- 2.granting protectionclassical
The act of granting protection or asylum.
- 1.to protect, grant asylumboth
To grant protection, asylum, or security to someone; to be their guarantor.
- 2.to seek protectionclassical
To seek protection or asylum from someone.
- 1.he sought protection with himclassical
He sought protection or asylum from him.
- 1.he protected himclassical
He granted him protection or asylum.
- 1.he protectsboth
Present tense of granting protection or asylum.
- 1.he sought refuge with himclassical
He sought protection or asylum with someone.
- 1.my protectorboth
My guarantor or protector.
- 1.security, pledgeclassical
A pledge, security, or guarantee.
- 2.protectorclassical
The protector or guarantor.
- 3.covenant, protectionclassical
A covenant or state of protection.
- 1.security, pledgeclassical
A pledge, security, or guarantee.
- 2.covenant, protectionclassical
A covenant or state of protection.
- 3.fee for protectionclassical
The fee paid to a protector.
- 1.security, pledgeclassical
A pledge, security, or guarantee.
- 2.covenant, protectionclassical
A covenant or state of protection.
- 3.fee for protectionclassical
The fee paid to a protector.
- 1.security, pledgeclassical
A pledge, security, or guarantee.
- 2.covenant, protectionclassical
A covenant or state of protection.
- 3.fee for protectionclassical
The fee paid to a protector.
- 1.covenant, protectionclassical
A covenant, pledge, or state of protection.
- 1.violation of a covenantclassical
The act of violating a covenant, pledge, or protection.
- 1.to break a covenantboth
To break a covenant, pledge, or trust; to betray.
- 2.to violate protectionclassical
To violate a state of protection or security.
- 1.I broke his covenantclassical
I broke his covenant or pledge.
- 1.I broke the covenantclassical
I did not fulfill the covenant or pledge.
- 1.one who breaks a covenantclassical
Describing someone who breaks a covenant or pledge.
- 1.his covenant was not fulfilledclassical
His covenant or pledge was not fulfilled or completed.
- 1.I protected the manclassical
I granted protection and security to the man.
- 1.I was his protectorclassical
I acted as his protector, guarantor, or surety.
- 1.protection, securityclassical
The state of protection, security, or a covenant.
- 1.I removed his protectionclassical
I removed or nullified his protection or covenant.
- 1.tears of eyesclassical
Tears shed out of fear of God, acting as a protection for the eyes from hellfire.
- 1.very shyboth
Characterized by great shyness or modesty.
- 1.shyness, modestyboth
Shyness or modesty.
- 1.modesty in turning awayclassical
Modesty shown when averting one's gaze or turning away.
- 1.a type of plantclassical
A type of plant, sometimes gathered by ants.