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كنفش
Root entry · 3 derived lemmasThis root appears to relate to swelling, lumps, and potentially evasive or roundabout actions. It describes a swelling on a camel's jaw and a way of wrapping a turban.
Derived headwords
الكَنَفْشَةnoun
- 1.Wrapping a turbanclassical
The act of wrapping a turban around one's head twenty times.
- 2.Swelling on camel's jawclassical
A lump or swelling found on the jaw of a camel, also called a 'nutfah'.
- 3.Evasion in warclassical
Evasive or roundabout maneuvering during warfare.
الكَنَفْشnoun
- 1.Swelling in the jawclassical
A swelling located at the base of the jaw.
الخَازْبَازnoun
- 1.Jaw swellingclassical
A name for a swelling in the base of the jaw.
Parallel reading
أن يدير العمامة على رأسه عشرين كورا.
To wrap the turban around his head twenty times.
والكنفشة: السلعة تكون في لحي البعير وهي النوطة.
And al-kanfashah: a lump that is on the camel's jaw, and it is al-nutah.
الكنفش ورم في أصل اللحي ويسمى الخازباز.
Al-kanfash is a swelling at the base of the jaw and it is called al-khazbaz.
الكنفشة الروغان في الحرب.
Al-kanfashah is evasion in war.