نتع
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a slow, gradual emergence or oozing, often associated with liquids like sweat, blood, or water. It can also refer to a specific type of deep wound where the flesh is exposed.
Derived headwords
- 1.to oozeboth
To emerge or flow out slowly and gradually, like sweat from the body or water from a spring or rock.
- 1.oozingboth
The act or process of oozing or emerging slowly and gradually.
- 1.oozingclassical
The act or process of oozing or emerging slowly and gradually, used interchangeably with نَتْعًا.
- 1.to sweat profuselyclassical
To sweat a great deal; to perspire heavily.
- 1.deeply cut (wound)classical
Describing a wound that cuts deeply into the flesh, exposing it without any skin covering it and without bone being immediately visible.
- 1.oozingboth
The act of oozing or emerging slowly.
- 2.exposed fleshclassical
In the context of wounds, it refers to flesh that is exposed and not covered by skin, a characteristic of a 'mutalāḥimah' wound.