خزن
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThe root خزن (khzn) primarily relates to storing, preserving, and keeping things, especially in a safe place like a treasury or storehouse. It extends to concepts of guarding, concealing, and even the internal 'storage' of emotions or secrets within the heart or mind.
Derived headwords
- 1.to storeboth
To preserve something by keeping it in a safe place, such as a treasury or storehouse.
- 2.to hoardclassical
To conceal or keep money or goods, often for future use.
- 1.he stores itboth
The present tense form of the verb 'to store', indicating the action of preserving something.
- 1.storingboth
The act or process of storing or preserving something.
- 1.to store upboth
To store something away, often for oneself or for future use.
- 2.to concealboth
To keep something secret or hidden.
- 1.treasuryboth
A place where valuables, money, or goods are stored; a storehouse or repository.
- 2.storehouseboth
A place where things are kept in store.
- 3.the act of a treasurerclassical
The work or duty performed by a treasurer or keeper of stores.
- 1.storehouseboth
A place where something is stored.
- 2.magazine (of a weapon)modern
A compartment in a firearm that holds cartridges.
- 1.treasuriesboth
Plural of 'khizana', referring to multiple storehouses or repositories.
- 2.hidden thingsclassical
Metaphorically refers to the hidden aspects of God's knowledge or unseen matters.
- 1.to hide moneyclassical
To conceal money, often implying hoarding or keeping it out of circulation.
- 1.spoiledclassical
Describing meat or food that has become rotten and putrid.
- 1.meat spoiledclassical
The process by which meat becomes rotten and unfit for consumption.
- 1.rottingclassical
The state of being spoiled or rotten, specifically referring to meat.
- 1.to spoilclassical
To become rotten or putrid, used for food.
- 1.a type of moist plantclassical
A plant that grows in moist conditions, whose interior turns black due to an affliction.
- 1.to take a shortcutclassical
To choose the shortest or most direct route.
- 1.shortcutsclassical
Plural of 'makhzan' when referring to the shortest paths or routes.
- 1.its keeper (metaphorical)classical
Metaphorically refers to the tongue, as it guards or keeps words.
- 1.its treasury (metaphorical)classical
Metaphorically refers to the heart, as it holds secrets and emotions.
- 1.to keep a secretboth
To conceal or keep a secret, not revealing it to others.