شحك

Root entry · 10 derived lemmas

This root primarily concerns the act of preventing a young animal, particularly a camel calf, from nursing. It also refers to a physical device used for this purpose, a type of bit or gag.

Derived headwords

شَحَكَverb

1.
to prevent from nursingboth
To physically stop a young animal, such as a camel calf, from suckling its mother.

شَحْكًاnoun

1.
prevention from nursingboth
The act or instance of preventing a young animal from suckling.

الشِّحَاكُnoun

1.
gagclassical
A device, often a stick or rod, inserted into an animal's mouth to prevent it from nursing.

الشِّحَاكُnoun

1.
bitclassical
A type of bit or restraint placed in the mouth of an animal.

الشِّحْكُnoun

1.
gagclassical
A device, often a stick or rod, inserted into an animal's mouth to prevent it from nursing.

الشِّحْكُnoun

1.
bitclassical
A type of bit or restraint placed in the mouth of an animal.

الحِشَاكُnoun

1.
gagclassical
A device, often a stick or rod, inserted into an animal's mouth to prevent it from nursing.

الحِنَاكُnoun

1.
gagclassical
A device, often a stick or rod, inserted into an animal's mouth to prevent it from nursing.

شِبَامٌnoun

1.
gagclassical
A device, often a stick or rod, inserted into an animal's mouth to prevent it from nursing.

شِجَارٌnoun

1.
gagclassical
A device, often a stick or rod, inserted into an animal's mouth to prevent it from nursing.

Parallel reading

شحك الجدي شحكا

The camel calf was prevented from nursing, a prevention from nursing.

منعه من الرضاع

prevented him from nursing

الشحاك والشحك: عود يعرض في فمه ليمنعه ذلك كالحشاك

The shihak and shihk: a stick that is placed in its mouth to prevent that, like the hishak.

ويقال للعود الذي يدخل في فم الفصيل لئلا يرضع أمه: شحاك وحناك وشبام وشجار

And the stick that is inserted into the mouth of the young camel so that it does not nurse its mother is called: shihak, hinak, shibam, and shijar.