هذبه
Root entry · 21 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of refinement, purification, and selection. It extends to actions of cutting away excess, making something pure or clear, and improving or correcting something. It also encompasses notions of speed and abundance.
Derived headwords
- 1.to refineboth
To make something pure, clear, or excellent by removing impurities or excess.
- 2.to pruneboth
To cut away excess or unwanted parts, especially from a plant.
- 3.to purifyboth
To cleanse or make something free from contamination or error.
- 4.to correctboth
To improve or amend something, making it better.
- 1.he refinesboth
Present tense of the verb 'to refine', indicating the ongoing action of making something pure or excellent.
- 1.refinementboth
The act or process of refining, purifying, or correcting.
- 2.purificationboth
The state of being purified or the act of making something pure.
- 3.correctionboth
The act of making something right or better.
- 1.to purifyboth
To cleanse, to make pure, to remove impurities.
- 1.to purifyboth
To make something sincere, pure, or free from admixture.
- 1.to mendboth
To repair, to make something better or right.
- 1.like him refiningclassical
Indicates a comparison or similarity to the act of refining or purifying.
- 1.to clean the palm treeboth
To remove the fibrous outer layer from a date palm tree.
- 1.the thing flowedboth
To move in a liquid or continuous manner; to flow.
- 1.the man hurriedboth
To move or act with great speed; to hasten.
- 1.the man made another hurryclassical
To cause someone else to move or act quickly.
- 1.the man made another hurry greatlyclassical
To cause someone else to move or act with extreme speed.
- 1.he hurriedclassical
To move or act with great speed; to hasten.
- 1.he hurriedclassical
To move or act with great speed; to hasten.
- 1.he hurriedclassical
To move or act with great speed; to hasten.
- 1.the people's clamor increasedboth
The noise or confused sound made by a group of people became abundant.
- 1.the cloud poured out its waterclassical
The cloud released its water rapidly and abundantly.
- 1.swift camelsclassical
Camels that are characterized by their speed.
- 1.purityclassical
The quality of being pure, clear, or unadulterated.
- 2.clarityclassical
The state of being clear or transparent.
- 3.sincerityclassical
The quality of being free from pretense or deceit.
- 1.the Hydbaclassical
A proper noun, likely referring to a specific place or entity, equated with 'al-Haydaba'.
- 1.a refined manboth
A person who has been purified in manners and morals; well-mannered.