كظا
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a state of being strong, firm, and well-built, particularly concerning flesh or muscles. It can also imply a sense of being tightly packed or accumulated.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be strongboth
Referring to flesh or muscles, it means to become strong, firm, and robust.
- 2.to be abundantboth
It can also mean to be abundant, plentiful, or to accumulate.
- 3.to be packedclassical
It implies a state of being tightly packed or accumulated, one part upon another.
- 1.to be strongboth
The present tense form of the verb, indicating the state of flesh or muscles being strong and firm.
- 2.to be abundantboth
The present tense form indicating abundance or accumulation.
- 3.to be packedclassical
The present tense form indicating a state of being tightly packed.
- 1.strengthboth
The state or quality of being strong, firm, and well-built, especially of flesh.
- 2.abundanceboth
The state of being abundant or accumulated.
- 1.to be strongboth
Synonymous with كظا, referring to flesh becoming strong, firm, and well-built.
- 2.to be abundantboth
Also means to be abundant or plentiful.
- 1.to be strongboth
The present tense of خظا, indicating the state of flesh being strong.
- 2.to be abundantboth
The present tense indicating abundance.
- 1.to be strongboth
Similar to كظا and خظا, meaning flesh is strong, firm, and well-built.
- 2.to be abundantboth
Also signifies abundance or plentifulness.
- 1.to be strongboth
The present tense of بظا, indicating the state of flesh being strong.
- 2.to be abundantboth
The present tense indicating abundance.
- 1.to be abundantboth
To accumulate, to become abundant, to be packed densely.
- 1.strongboth
Describing flesh or muscles as strong, firm, and well-built.
- 2.abundantboth
Describing something as abundant or accumulated.
- 1.strongboth
An active participle form, describing flesh or muscles as strong and firm.
- 2.packedclassical
Describing something as tightly packed or accumulated.