خزب
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes states of swelling, inflammation, or engorgement, particularly related to animal udders. It also extends to terms for soft flesh, pottery, geographical locations, and a specific place name.
Derived headwords
- 1.to swellboth
To become swollen or bloated, as if inflamed.
- 2.to become fatboth
To become so fat that one appears swollen.
- 1.to become irritatedboth
Referring to skin becoming irritated or inflamed.
- 1.to have a swollen udderboth
Describing a female camel whose udder has become swollen.
- 2.to have a constricted/dry teatboth
Describing a female camel whose teat has become constricted, dry, or has reduced milk production.
- 1.to become swollenboth
The udder of a female camel becoming swollen.
- 1.swollen-udderedboth
A female camel with a swollen udder.
- 1.swollen-udderedboth
A female camel with a swollen udder.
- 2.having uterine wartsclassical
A female camel that has warts in her womb, causing discomfort.
- 1.swellingboth
The swelling of an udder.
- 1.potteryclassical
Earthenware or pottery.
- 2.a mountainclassical
A mountain in the region of Yamama.
- 3.landclassical
A piece of land or territory.
- 4.splendorclassical
Magnificence or beauty.
- 1.tender meatboth
Tender and soft flesh.
- 2.male ostrich chickclassical
The male chick of an ostrich.
- 1.tender meatboth
Tender and soft flesh.
- 1.piece of fleshboth
A piece of tender, soft flesh.
- 1.gold mineclassical
A mine from which gold is extracted.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A place name, specifically a منزل (manzil - stopping place) belonging to Banu Salama, located between the Two Qiblas Mosque and Al-Muzad.