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زخرط
Root entry · 3 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with the viscous bodily fluids of animals, specifically mucus and saliva. It also extends to describe an aged and worn-out male camel.
Derived headwords
الزَّخْرَطnoun
- 1.Camel mucusclassical
Refers to the mucus produced by camels.
- 2.Sheep mucusclassical
Refers to the mucus produced by sheep.
- 3.Ewe's mucusclassical
Refers to the mucus produced by a female sheep (ewe).
- 4.Salivaclassical
Refers to the saliva of animals.
زَخْرُوطadjective
- 1.Aged camelclassical
Describes a male camel that is old and worn out.
الزَّخْرُوطnoun
- 1.Aged camelclassical
Specifically refers to a male camel that is old and worn out.
Parallel reading
الزخرط، بالكسر: مخاط الإبل والشاء والنعجة ولعابها
Al-zakhraṭ, with a kasra: the mucus of camels, sheep, and ewes, and their saliva.
وجمل زخروط: مسن هرم
And a zakhruṭ camel: an old, decrepit one.
وقال ابن بري: الزخروط الجمل الهرم
And Ibn Barrī said: Al-zakhruṭ is the decrepit camel.