قذع
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns foul, indecent, and abusive speech. It extends to the act of verbally attacking someone with such language, and metaphorically, to repelling or deterring someone.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be indecentclassical
To engage in indecent or foul speech.
- 2.to strikeclassical
To strike someone, possibly with a stick. This usage is noted as potentially being with the letter 'dhal' (ذ) instead of 'dhad' (ض).
- 1.indecencyclassical
Indecency or foulness in speech.
- 1.to speak indecentlyclassical
To speak indecently or foully to someone, to insult them with abusive language.
- 2.to overpower verballyclassical
To overpower or subdue someone with one's speech.
- 3.to deterclassical
To deter or prevent someone from something.
- 1.indecent speechclassical
The act of speaking indecently or foully.
- 1.indecentclassical
Foul, indecent, or abusive, especially referring to speech.
- 1.indecent speechclassical
Foul and indecent speech, the mention of which is considered ugly or inappropriate.
- 1.ugly wordsclassical
Ugly or reprehensible words.
- 1.indecentclassical
Indecent or foul, referring to speech.
- 1.indecentclassical
Indecent or foul, referring to speech. It can be a description of the speech itself or indicate someone who has spoken indecently.
- 1.to deterclassical
To deter or prevent someone from an action.
- 1.to prepare for evilclassical
To prepare oneself for evil or to act with malice towards someone.
- 1.to prepare for evilclassical
To prepare oneself for evil or to act with malice towards someone.
- 1.to be indecent towardsclassical
To be indecent or foul in speech towards someone.
- 1.to cause distressclassical
To cause someone distress or pain by speaking, akin to insulting or harming them.
- 1.nothingclassical
Meaning 'nothing' or 'of no consequence'. This is noted as less common than 'qaza' (قزاع) with a 'zay' (ز).