فنطس
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the snout or nose of an animal, particularly a pig, and by extension, the nose of a human. It also extends to meanings of robustness, large size, and specific objects like a ship's bilge or a tool for working copper.
Derived headwords
- 1.snout (of a pig)classical
The snout of a pig.
- 1.snout (of a pig)classical
An alternative term for the snout of a pig.
- 1.broad-nosedclassical
Describing someone or something with a broad nose.
- 1.tip of the noseboth
The tip or bulbous end of the nose.
- 1.noseclassical
The nose, particularly in the context of being protected or formidable.
- 1.noseclassical
An alternative term for the nose, used similarly to فنطيسة.
- 1.male genitaliaclassical
A name for the male genitalia.
- 1.bilge (of a ship)classical
The lowest part of a ship's hull where water collects, often from leakage or absorption by the ship's timbers.
- 1.large penisclassical
A large penis.
- 2.male genitaliaclassical
A general term for male genitalia.
- 1.large penisclassical
A large penis, used to describe size.
- 2.copper-working stoneclassical
A stone used by the people of Sham (Syria) to hammer copper.
- 1.large penisclassical
A large penis, used synonymously with فنطليس.