خمع
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes the concept of limping or lameness, particularly in animals like hyenas and wolves. It also extends to metaphorical meanings of stealth or thievery, and is used as a tribal or personal name.
Derived headwords
- 1.to limpboth
To walk with a limp or uneven gait, indicating lameness.
- 1.limpingboth
The act or state of limping; lameness.
- 1.limpingboth
The act or state of limping; lameness.
- 1.limpingboth
The act or state of limping; lameness.
- 1.lamenessboth
A condition of being lame, causing a limp.
- 1.to limpboth
To walk with a limp or uneven gait.
- 1.hyenasclassical
A plural noun referring to hyenas, named for their characteristic limping gait.
- 1.wolfclassical
A wolf, possibly named for its stealthy or limping gait.
- 1.wolvesclassical
Plural of 'khama', referring to wolves.
- 1.thiefclassical
A thief, implying stealth or a furtive manner of movement.
- 1.Banu Khama'ahclassical
A name of a tribe or lineage.
- 1.hyenaclassical
A hyena, so named because it limps when it walks.