فظظ
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns harshness, roughness, and coarseness, particularly in speech and disposition. It also extends to the contents of an animal's stomach, specifically its liquid, and by extension, the fluid of conception.
Derived headwords
- 1.Harsh-spokenboth
Characterized by rough or harsh speech.
- 2.Coarse, roughboth
Generally coarse and rough in manner or disposition.
- 1.Harshness of speechboth
The quality of being harsh or rough in speech.
- 2.Coarseness, roughnessboth
A general state of being coarse, rough, or ill-mannered.
- 1.Harshness of speechclassical
Roughness or harshness in speech.
- 1.Harsh, coarseboth
A person who is coarse, rough, and ill-mannered, with roughness in their speech.
- 1.Harshness, roughnessclassical
A state of harshness or roughness, particularly in disposition or speech.
- 1.Harshness, roughnessclassical
Plural of فظاظة, referring to states of harshness or roughness.
- 1.To be harshclassical
Past tense verb indicating the state of being harsh or rough.
- 1.To be harshclassical
Present tense verb indicating the state of being harsh or rough.
- 1.Harshness, roughnessclassical
The state of being harsh or rough.
- 1.Harshness, roughnessclassical
A state of harshness or roughness.
- 1.To deterclassical
To turn someone away from what they intend to do.
- 2.To extract stomach fluidclassical
To extract the fluid from an animal's stomach.
- 1.Stomach fluidclassical
The fluid from an animal's stomach, especially the rumen, which can be drunk in times of extreme thirst.
- 1.To extract stomach fluidclassical
To extract the fluid from an animal's stomach, especially when in need of water in the desert.
- 2.To tie the mouthclassical
To tie an animal's mouth shut to prevent it from ruminating, then slit its stomach to drink its contents when thirsty.
- 1.Stomach fluidsclassical
Plural of الفظ, referring to the fluids from animal stomachs.
- 1.Semenclassical
Allegedly, the fluid of a male animal (stallion) in the uterus of a female, or the fluid of a woman or stallion.
- 1.Harsher, rougherboth
Comparative adjective indicating a greater degree of harshness or roughness in disposition.
- 1.Harshness, roughnessclassical
The quality of being harsh or rough.
- 1.Harsh and coarseclassical
A dual form referring to two individuals characterized by harshness and coarseness, derived from الفظيظ (semen).