ذرق
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the excrement of birds, but extends to the act of defecation itself. It also encompasses a specific type of plant and its properties, and metaphorically, the act of speaking ill or defecating upon someone.
Derived headwords
- 1.to defecate (bird)both
The excrement of a bird, specifically its droppings.
- 2.to defecate (animal/person)classical
Used metaphorically for animals like lions and foxes, and by extension, for humans.
- 1.excrementboth
The droppings or excrement of a bird.
- 2.excrement (specific)classical
Specifically, the droppings of the Houbara bustard.
- 3.plantboth
A plant resembling purslane or mustard, also known as 'handaqooq'.
- 1.act of defecatingboth
The act or process of defecating, particularly by a bird.
- 1.to defecateboth
To defecate, used for birds and sometimes metaphorically for other animals.
- 2.to apply kohlclassical
To apply kohl to the eyes, as in 'tadharaqat fulanah bil-kuhl'.
- 1.excrementclassical
The substance of bird droppings.
- 1.to speak ill ofclassical
To speak ill of someone or to insult them, implying a metaphorical defecation upon them.
- 1.to defecate (intensely)classical
To defecate, with the implication of intensity, considered stronger than 'dharq'.
- 1.to apply kohlclassical
To apply kohl to the eyes, used for women.
- 1.plant nameboth
A plant known as 'handaqooq', identified with 'dharq'. It has a pleasant fragrance and grows in low-lying, wet areas.
- 1.a single plantclassical
A single unit or plant of the 'dharq' or 'handaqooq' plant.
- 1.mixed with excrementclassical
Said of milk that has been mixed with or contaminated by excrement.
- 1.mixed with excrementclassical
An alternative form for milk mixed with excrement.