عفق
Root entry · 26 derived lemmasThe root عفق (ʿafq) primarily relates to movement, particularly going and returning, often with a sense of speed or repetition. It also encompasses concepts of returning to a place, visiting frequently, and in some contexts, acting destructively or deceptively. Additionally, it has meanings related to physical actions like striking, copulating, and even involuntary bodily functions.
Derived headwords
- 1.to go and returnboth
To go forth and then return, often repeatedly or with a specific purpose.
- 2.to be stubbornclassical
To be headstrong and proceed forward stubbornly.
- 3.to copulateclassical
Specifically, for a male animal (like a donkey or horse) to copulate with a female.
- 4.to strikeclassical
To strike something multiple times.
- 5.to pass windclassical
To emit flatulence, sometimes quietly.
- 1.going and returningboth
The act of going and returning, often with speed or frequency.
- 2.speed in runningclassical
The swiftness of movement or running.
- 3.copulationclassical
The act of copulation, particularly in animals.
- 4.strikingclassical
The act of striking repeatedly.
- 1.going and returningclassical
The act of going and returning, especially for livestock to pasture and water.
- 1.going and returningclassical
The act of going and returning, particularly for livestock.
- 1.returning (livestock)classical
The act of returning livestock to their proper orientation or direction.
- 1.returningclassical
One who goes and returns; a visitor or traveler who comes back.
- 2.returning (animal)classical
Describing an animal that returns to a specific place, like water.
- 1.to roam destructivelyclassical
To roam about destructively, like a wolf among sheep.
- 2.to treat deceptivelyclassical
To deal with someone by trickery or deception.
- 3.to turn backclassical
To turn something back or away.
- 1.frequent visitorclassical
A person who visits often, constantly coming and going.
- 1.turning backclassical
The act of bending or turning something back after it has straightened.
- 2.changing one's mindclassical
To turn away from one's opinion or decision.
- 3.clashing (swords)classical
The act of people clashing with swords.
- 1.to go quicklyclassical
To proceed and move quickly in one's affairs.
- 1.to go back and forthclassical
To go back and forth frequently, often without a clear purpose.
- 1.returning (animal)classical
The act of an animal returning, especially to water.
- 2.recedingclassical
The act of receding or turning back.
- 1.speedclassical
Swiftness or speed in movement.
- 2.recedingclassical
The act of receding, turning back, or retreating.
- 3.anusclassical
The anus.
- 4.vulvaclassical
The vulva, described as having abundant flesh.
- 5.nameclassical
A proper name.
- 1.absenceclassical
A period of absence or being away.
- 2.game (children's)classical
A children's game involving gathering dirt.
- 1.turned awayclassical
One who is turned away or diverted from a place, especially water.
- 2.turned backclassical
Bent or turned back.
- 1.to pass windclassical
To pass wind, sometimes a quiet or subtle emission.
- 1.anusclassical
The anus.
- 1.to sleep brieflyclassical
To sleep for a short while, then wake up, then sleep again.
- 1.to strikeclassical
To strike something multiple times.
- 1.to clash (swords)classical
For people to engage in combat with swords.
- 2.to cling toclassical
To cling to or seek refuge with someone or something.
- 1.to gatherclassical
To gather or draw something towards oneself.
- 1.to treat deceptivelyclassical
To deal with someone through trickery and cunning.
- 1.wolves (troublesome)classical
Wolves that are restless and cause disturbance, neither sleeping nor letting others sleep.
- 1.clingingclassical
The act of clinging to or seeking refuge.
- 1.to cling toclassical
To cling to or seek refuge with something.
- 1.plant nameclassical
A type of plant resembling the 'urfuj plant.