حزز
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with the concept of cutting, incising, or making a mark. It extends to describe physical cuts in flesh or objects, as well as metaphorical cuts related to emotional pain, fear, or deep-seated feelings.
Derived headwords
- 1.to cutboth
To make a cut or incision in something, often a physical object or flesh.
- 2.to inciseboth
To make a mark or groove, especially in a hard material like wood or bone.
- 3.to stingboth
To cause a sharp, stinging pain, often metaphorically in the heart or chest.
- 1.a cutboth
A physical cut or incision, especially in flesh or a wound.
- 2.an incisionboth
A mark or groove made by cutting, particularly in wood or bone.
- 3.a portionboth
A piece or portion cut from something, especially meat.
- 4.a furrowclassical
A groove or indentation in the ground or a surface.
- 1.to cut offboth
To cut something off, often implying a complete severance.
- 2.to severclassical
To cut through, especially the neck, as in decapitation.
- 1.cutting offboth
The act of cutting something off or severing it.
- 1.place of cuttingclassical
The location where a cut has been made.
- 1.piece of meatboth
A portion or piece of meat, often implying it has been cut.
- 1.piece of meatboth
A piece of meat cut lengthwise.
- 2.piece of liverclassical
Specifically, a piece of liver.
- 1.to be cut into piecesboth
To be cut into multiple pieces or segments.
- 1.being cut into piecesboth
The state of being cut into pieces or fragmented.
- 1.cutting of camel's humpclassical
A specific type of cut made in the hump of a camel.
- 1.to grooveboth
To make a groove or indentation in something like wood or a toothpick.
- 1.a grooveboth
An incision or groove made in an object, such as wood or bone.
- 1.serrationboth
The state of being serrated or having many small cuts, like the teeth of a saw.
- 2.mark of a cutboth
The trace or mark left by a cut or incision.
- 1.serration of teethboth
A condition where teeth have small notches or serrations, often at the edges.
- 1.to rubboth
To rub or scratch something, often in the chest or heart area.
- 1.heartacheboth
A pain or ache in the heart, often caused by fear, worry, or anger.
- 2.anxietyboth
A feeling of distress or unease, particularly in the chest.
- 1.heartacheboth
Pain or distress in the heart, stemming from fear, worry, or anger.
- 2.internal painboth
A deep-seated pain or affliction, often metaphorical.
- 3.scalp conditionclassical
A condition on the head resembling bran or scales.
- 1.agitationclassical
Movement or agitation, often implying restlessness or unease.
- 1.movementsclassical
Agitations or movements, often in a context of struggle or activity.
- 1.rough groundboth
A rough, stony, or hard patch of ground.
- 2.hard soilboth
The firm, solid surface layer of the earth.