خبق
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of length, speed, and spaciousness, particularly when describing animals like horses and camels. It also extends to describing a person's stature and, in a more obscure sense, the sound of shyness during intimacy.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be longclassical
To be tall or long, used to describe men.
- 2.to be fastclassical
To be swift or fast, used to describe horses.
- 1.tall manclassical
A tall man, similar to 'hujf'.
- 2.speedclassical
Swiftness or speed, used for horses.
- 3.sound of shynessclassical
The sound made out of shyness during sexual intercourse.
- 4.wide landclassical
An expansive area of land.
- 5.sound of flatulenceclassical
The sound of passing wind.
- 1.tallclassical
Tall, referring to a man.
- 2.fastclassical
Fast, referring to a horse.
- 1.fast horseclassical
A horse that is fast or swift in its running.
- 1.spacious camelclassical
A camel that is wide or spacious, likely referring to its gait or build.
- 1.wide landclassical
An extensive and wide area of land.
- 2.spacious camelclassical
A camel described as wide or spacious.
- 1.shy womanclassical
A woman from whom the sound of shyness during intimacy is heard.
- 1.spaciousclassical
Wide or spacious, used to describe a camel.
- 2.fastclassical
Fast or swift, used in the context of running.
- 1.small tallnessclassical
A diminutive form of 'khabq', referring to tallness.
- 1.to pass windclassical
To emit flatulence.
- 1.to pass windclassical
To emit flatulence.
- 1.agileclassical
Agile or quick, used to describe a person or horse.