سحجه
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the act of scraping, rubbing, or wearing away. It extends to concepts of excessive action, hard work, and swift movement, particularly in animals. It also encompasses a specific type of oath-taking and a tool for sharpening.
Derived headwords
- 1.to scrape offboth
To remove the outer layer or surface of something by scraping.
- 2.to rubboth
To cause friction by rubbing one surface against another.
- 1.to be scraped offboth
To have its outer layer removed by scraping.
- 1.to be abundantclassical
To occur in great quantity or frequency.
- 1.hard-workingclassical
Describing an animal, particularly a donkey, that works diligently and exerts much effort.
- 2.bitingclassical
Describing a donkey that bites.
- 1.hard-workingclassical
Describing an animal, particularly a donkey, that works diligently and exerts much effort.
- 1.scraping the groundclassical
Describing a camel that scrapes the ground with its hooves while walking.
- 1.gentle rubbingboth
A light stroking or rubbing, especially on the scalp.
- 2.speedboth
Moving at a fast pace.
- 3.moderate paceboth
A gait for animals that is faster than a walk but not a full gallop.
- 1.a type of animalclassical
An unspecified animal, possibly related to the root's meaning of movement or effort.
- 1.sharpenerclassical
A tool used for sharpening wood, like a pencil sharpener.
- 1.oath-takerclassical
A woman who frequently swears oaths, often falsely.
- 1.oath-takerclassical
A woman who frequently swears oaths, often falsely.