سفق
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the act of striking, clapping, or closing something forcefully. It also extends to meanings of thickness, boldness, and infrequent milking.
Derived headwords
- 1.to strikeboth
To strike something, such as a door or a face.
- 2.to clapboth
To clap hands, often in the context of a transaction or agreement.
- 3.to closeboth
To close a door forcefully.
- 1.to strikeboth
To strike something, such as a door or a face. This is presented as a variant with 'ص'.
- 2.to clapboth
To clap hands, often in the context of a transaction or agreement. This is presented as a variant with 'ص'.
- 3.to closeboth
To close a door forcefully. This is presented as a variant with 'ص'.
- 1.thicknessboth
The quality of being thick, especially referring to fabric.
- 1.thickboth
Thick, not thin, referring to fabric.
- 2.shamelessboth
Having a thick face, meaning shameless or impudent.
- 1.to closeboth
To close a door.
- 2.to milk infrequentlyclassical
To milk livestock only once a day.
- 1.to be closedboth
To be closed, referring to a door.
- 1.transactionboth
A deal, a bargain, or a transaction, often involving the clapping of hands.
- 2.handshakeboth
The act of shaking hands as part of a deal or agreement.
- 1.strikingboth
The act of striking, clapping, or closing.
- 1.strikingboth
The act of striking, clapping, or closing. This is presented as a variant with 'ص'.
- 1.shamelessboth
Having a thick face, meaning shameless or impudent.
- 1.to be thickboth
To be thick, referring to fabric.
- 1.large flyclassical
A large fly that bothers livestock and cattle.