حرقف
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the hip bone, specifically the upper part of the hip joint where the thigh bone connects. It also extends to describe extreme emaciation in animals and, in a less certain usage, a short woman.
Derived headwords
- 1.upper hip bonesboth
The two upper parts of the hip bones, considered the prominent points of the hips.
- 1.hip boneboth
The hip bone, specifically the upper part where the thigh bone articulates.
- 2.hip jointboth
The joint formed by the head of the femur and the acetabulum of the pelvis.
- 1.hip bones (plural)both
The plural form of حرقفة, referring to the hip bones.
- 1.his hips became worn/soreclassical
Said of a sick person whose prolonged lying down has caused their hip bones to become worn or sore.
- 1.to rest one's head on one's hipsclassical
A man rested his head upon his hip bones, often implying a posture of weariness or contemplation.
- 1.emaciated (animal)both
Describing a beast that is extremely thin and emaciated, to the point where its hip bones are prominent.
- 1.short (woman)classical
Describing a woman who is short in stature.