رحض
Root entry · 27 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of washing, cleaning, and rinsing. It extends to the results of washing, such as wastewater or cleansed items, and also encompasses related concepts like sweat, especially profuse sweat associated with illness, and places or tools used for washing.
Derived headwords
- 1.to washboth
To cleanse something by washing it with water.
- 2.to sweat profuselyclassical
To sweat heavily, to the point where one's body appears washed.
- 1.washingboth
The act of washing or cleansing.
- 1.he washed his handboth
The specific action of washing one's hand.
- 1.he washed the vesselboth
The specific action of washing a container or pot.
- 1.he washed the garmentboth
The specific action of washing a piece of clothing.
- 1.he washes itboth
Present tense form of washing, referring to an object.
- 1.he washes itboth
Present tense form of washing, referring to an object (alternative form).
- 1.washingboth
The verbal noun (masdar) indicating the act of washing.
- 1.wash themboth
Imperative form, commanding to wash something.
- 1.wastewaterclassical
The water that remains after washing; the washings.
- 1.washedboth
Describing something that has been washed.
- 1.washedboth
Describing something that has been washed (passive participle).
- 1.a washed garmentboth
An adjective phrase describing a garment that has been washed.
- 1.a washed garmentboth
A garment that has been washed, often implying thorough cleansing.
- 1.washedclassical
Meaning washed, used in the sense of purified or cleansed.
- 1.washbasinclassical
A basin or trough in which clothes are washed.
- 2.place for ablutionclassical
A place or vessel used for ritual washing or ablution.
- 1.washbasinclassical
A vessel used for washing, similar to a washbowl or basin.
- 1.washroomboth
A place for washing, a washroom or bathroom.
- 2.place for defecationclassical
A place designated for relieving oneself; a latrine or toilet.
- 1.latrinesclassical
Plural of 'marhad', referring to places built for defecation or washing.
- 1.stick for beating clothesclassical
A stick used to beat clothes while washing them.
- 1.he sweatedclassical
To sweat, particularly when experiencing fever or illness.
- 1.sweatboth
Profuse sweat, especially that which washes the skin due to its abundance, often associated with fever or illness.
- 2.fever with sweatclassical
Fever accompanied by significant sweating.
- 1.nameclassical
A proper name.
- 1.nameclassical
A proper name.
- 1.washedclassical
Describing something that has been washed, used in the context of purification.
- 1.he sweated profuselyclassical
To sweat heavily, especially from illness or exertion.
- 1.washedboth
Describing something that has been washed, implying thorough cleansing.