التفقح
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of opening, particularly the opening of eyes for young animals, and by extension, the blooming of plants. It also extends to metaphorical senses of readiness, openness to evil, and specific physical descriptions or objects.
Derived headwords
- 1.Blooming, openingboth
The act or state of opening or blooming, often used for flowers or the eyes of young animals.
- 1.Opened eyes (young animal)classical
To open one's eyes for the first time when young, specifically referring to a puppy or similar young animal.
- 2.Administered medicineclassical
To administer something, like medicine, in a way that is swallowed or taken in.
- 3.Bloomed, floweredboth
For a plant to bloom, become vibrant, and show its flowers.
- 1.Opened eyes (young animal)classical
To open one's eyes for the first time when young, specifically referring to a puppy or similar young animal.
- 1.Herb, flowerclassical
A type of herb, or the flower of the idhkhir grass, or the flower of any plant.
- 2.Good-natured womanclassical
A woman who is good in character or disposition.
- 3.Anus, anal openingclassical
The anus or its wider opening.
- 4.Palm of the handclassical
The palm of the hand.
- 5.Ihram clothclassical
A piece of cloth worn during the state of Ihram (pilgrimage)
- 1.Anus (plural)classical
The plural of 'faqḥah', referring to the anus or its opening.
- 1.Palm of the handclassical
The palm of the hand.
- 1.Turned backs to each otherclassical
They turned their backs towards each other.
- 1.Ready for evilclassical
Prepared or poised for committing evil or mischief.