وقح
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to hardness, firmness, and lack of shame or timidity. It describes both physical qualities like the hardness of a hoof and abstract qualities like boldness or impudence.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be hardboth
Describing a hoof, it means to be hard and firm.
- 2.to lack shameboth
Describing a person, it means to have little shame or to be impudent.
- 1.hardnessclassical
The state of being hard, particularly referring to the firmness of a hoof.
- 2.impudenceboth
A lack of shame, boldness, or forwardness.
- 1.hardnessclassical
A state of hardness or firmness, similar to وقاحة.
- 1.hardnessclassical
A state of hardness or firmness.
- 2.impudenceboth
A lack of shame or modesty.
- 1.hardnessclassical
A state of hardness or firmness.
- 1.hardclassical
Describing a hoof, meaning hard and firm.
- 1.to become hardclassical
To become hard, referring to a hoof.
- 1.to hardenclassical
To make something hard, especially a hoof.
- 1.experiencedclassical
One who is experienced or tested.
- 1.patient in ridingclassical
Describing a mount that is patient or enduring under riding.
- 1.hard hoofclassical
A hard hoof.
- 1.hard hoovesclassical
Plural of a hard hoof.
- 1.repairing a basinclassical
The act of repairing a basin with mud and slabs.
- 2.hardening a hoofclassical
The process of hardening a hoof with melted fat.