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Root entry · 30 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of breaking, crushing, or shortening, particularly related to the neck. It extends to descriptions of physical conditions like a short neck, the act of breaking something, and even specific gaits of animals. It also has a specialized meaning in Islamic jurisprudence regarding livestock taxation.
Derived headwords
- 1.shortness of neckclassical
A condition characterized by a short neck, as if it were drawn into the chest.
- 2.breaking, crushingclassical
The act of breaking or crushing something, especially a neck or bones.
- 3.small twigsclassical
Small, dry twigs or sticks that are placed on a fire.
- 4.taxable livestockclassical
The portion of livestock between the minimum required for taxation and the next threshold, specifically in the context of Zakat (charity tax).
- 1.to break the neckclassical
To break or crush the neck, causing it to be short or crushed.
- 2.to break, crushclassical
To break or crush something, like bones or objects.
- 3.to break twigsclassical
To break small twigs, often for use as fuel.
- 1.short-neckedclassical
Describing someone or something with a short neck.
- 1.short-neckedclassical
A feminine adjective describing a woman or neck that is short.
- 1.God made him short-neckedclassical
A passive construction indicating that God caused someone to have a short neck.
- 1.short neckclassical
A neck that is short in length.
- 1.short neckclassical
A neck that is short in length (feminine form).
- 1.to break his neckclassical
To break or crush someone's neck.
- 1.broken-neckedclassical
Describing someone or something whose neck is broken or crushed, often leading to immobility.
- 1.the camel became immobileclassical
When a camel becomes afflicted with a disease in its back, rendering it immobile.
- 1.the man became immobileclassical
When a man becomes incapacitated or immobile, similar to a camel with a broken back.
- 1.debt crushed his neckclassical
A metaphorical use where debt weighs heavily on a person, causing distress or incapacitation.
- 1.to crush his headclassical
To crush someone's head with a strong grip or impact, potentially breaking the neck.
- 1.a case of broken neckclassical
A legal term referring to a case where someone's neck is broken, resulting in death, for which blood money (diya) is due.
- 2.broken-necked (animal)classical
An animal, like a camel or horse, that has suffered a broken neck.
- 1.bending overclassical
The act of bending over or crouching down to hold something securely.
- 1.to break the thingclassical
To break or crush an object.
- 1.breaks the stumpsclassical
Referring to a she-camel breaking the stumps or roots of trees with its hooves.
- 1.stumps of treesclassical
The lower parts or stumps of trees.
- 1.breaks the hillsclassical
Referring to a horse or other animal breaking the tops of small hills or mounds with its hooves.
- 1.small hillsclassical
Small hills or mounds of earth.
- 1.break twigs on your fireclassical
To break small twigs and place them on a fire to increase the flame.
- 1.small firewoodclassical
Small pieces of firewood or twigs used to kindle or sustain a fire.
- 1.it makes him move restlesslyclassical
When a mount (like a horse) moves with a restless, bounding gait, not quite a gallop but more than a trot.
- 1.to move with a bounding gaitclassical
To move with a gait that is faster than a trot but slower than a gallop, characterized by short, quick leaps.
- 1.killed the fliesclassical
To kill flies by swatting them with a tail or other means.
- 1.livestock between thresholdsclassical
The portion of livestock (camels, cattle) that falls between the minimum number required for Zakat and the next taxable increment.
- 1.bent over itclassical
To bend or crouch down over something to hold it securely.
- 1.short-necked (by nature)classical
Naturally short-necked.
- 1.Waqisah (place name)classical
A place name mentioned in the text.
- 1.Waqis (name)classical
A personal name.