الخداج
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of premature birth or incompleteness, particularly in the context of a camel giving birth before its time. It extends to notions of deficiency, lack, or falling short in various contexts, including rain, offspring, prayer, and even physical limbs.
Derived headwords
- 1.to give birth prematurelyclassical
To give birth to offspring before the full term of gestation is completed, specifically referring to a camel.
- 1.to be deficientclassical
To be lacking or incomplete, referring to something that falls short of its expected state or measure.
- 1.to be incomplete (prayer)classical
To perform a prayer that is deficient or lacking in its proper components or duration.
- 1.to be incomplete (hand)classical
To have a hand that is deficient or lacking in some way.
- 1.premature birthclassical
The act of a camel giving birth to its offspring before the full term of gestation.
- 2.deficiencyclassical
A state of lacking or incompleteness, a falling short.
- 1.premature (offspring)classical
Describing offspring born prematurely, before the full term.
- 1.premature offspringclassical
Offspring born prematurely, especially a camel's young born before its time.
- 1.to have little rainclassical
Said of the sky or weather, meaning its rain has become scarce or insufficient.
- 1.to give birth to incomplete offspringclassical
Said of a camel, meaning it has given birth to offspring that is incomplete or lacking, even if the gestation period was full.
- 1.incomplete (offspring)classical
Describing offspring that is incomplete or lacking, even if born at full term.
- 1.deficient (hand)classical
Describing a hand that is incomplete or lacking.
- 1.Makhdaj bin Al-Harithclassical
The name of an ancestor from whom a lineage (a 'butt') is descended, specifically mentioning Rafī' al-Makhdajī as being from this lineage.
- 1.Rafī' al-Makhdajīclassical
A person whose lineage is traced back to Makhdaj bin Al-Harith, indicating descent from that ancestor.