كرف
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThe root كرف primarily relates to the act of smelling, particularly in animals like donkeys and stallions when detecting scents like urine or dung. It extends to describe specific behaviors associated with this smelling, such as lifting the head and curling the lip. The root also encompasses related nouns for objects or phenomena associated with this action or appearance.
Derived headwords
- 1.to smellboth
To sniff or smell something, especially a scent.
- 1.to sniff urine/dungclassical
Specifically used for a donkey or horse smelling dung or urine, then lifting its head.
- 1.to smell (present)both
Present tense of the verb 'to smell', particularly referring to the action of smelling dung or urine.
- 1.to smell (present)both
Present tense of the verb 'to smell', particularly referring to the action of smelling dung or urine.
- 1.a smellingclassical
The act or instance of smelling, as performed by an animal.
- 1.a smellingclassical
The act or instance of smelling, as performed by an animal.
- 1.a smellingclassical
The act or instance of smelling, as performed by an animal.
- 1.smelling urineclassical
An adjective describing a donkey that habitually smells urine.
- 1.brothelclassical
A place where prostitutes gather; a brothel.
- 2.voyeurclassical
One who steals glances at women; a voyeur.
- 1.waterskinclassical
A waterskin made entirely from a single piece of leather.
- 1.two waterskinsclassical
The dual form of 'kirf', referring to two waterskins made from a single piece of leather.
- 1.cloud fragmentsclassical
Small, accumulated fragments or pieces of cloud.
- 1.cloud fragmentclassical
A single piece or fragment of cloud.
- 1.to accumulateclassical
To pile up or accumulate, used to describe clouds.
- 1.egg shellclassical
The hard, outer shell of an egg, also called 'qaiḍ'.
- 1.cloud fragmentsclassical
Small, accumulated fragments or pieces of cloud (variant spelling).