خجا
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of impurity, baseness, and meanness. It also extends to descriptions of physical attributes like wideness, long legs, or being large and stout, and can even denote cowardice. Additionally, it describes strong, persistent winds.
Derived headwords
- 1.Filth and basenessclassical
Refers to impurity, dirtiness, and low character or meanness.
- 1.Filth and basenessclassical
A plural form of الخجاة, referring to impurity, dirtiness, and low character or meanness.
- 1.Wideclassical
Describing a woman as having a wide physique.
- 1.Kicked dust with his footclassical
To kick or scatter dust with one's foot while walking.
- 1.Long-leggedclassical
Describing someone with long legs, which can be exaggerated or shortened in pronunciation. It can also refer to someone excessively tall and large-boned, or generally stout and massive.
- 2.Cowardlyclassical
Can also denote someone who is a coward.
- 1.Persistent and strong windclassical
Describing a wind that blows continuously and with great force, often with a bitter or harsh quality.
- 1.Tiltedclassical
Describing something, like a jug, as being tilted or inclined.