جخ
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes movements and postures, often involving the body, and can extend to actions like throwing, kicking, or lying down. It also encompasses concepts of suppression, calling out, and overwhelming presence, as well as physical states of heaviness or sluggishness.
Derived headwords
- 1.to move from place to placeboth
To transition or shift from one location to another.
- 2.to lift the bellyclassical
To raise one's abdomen, possibly in a specific posture.
- 3.to spread arms in prostrationclassical
To extend one's arms widely while in the posture of prostration.
- 4.to throwclassical
To propel something with force, specifically referring to throwing with urine.
- 5.to kick dustclassical
To displace or scatter dust with one's foot.
- 6.to lie down comfortablyboth
To recline in a relaxed and settled manner.
- 7.to rubclassical
To stroke or caress something, specifically referring to rubbing a female companion.
- 1.to suppress feelingsclassical
To conceal or keep one's inner thoughts and emotions hidden.
- 2.to call out loudlyclassical
To shout or cry out, making a loud vocalization.
- 3.to say 'jakh jakh'classical
To utter the specific sound or phrase 'jakh jakh'.
- 4.to enter into the midstclassical
To penetrate or become deeply involved within the central part of something.
- 5.to throw downclassical
To cause someone to fall or be overthrown, specifically a person.
- 1.to relaxboth
To become at ease and free from tension or strain.
- 2.night to become darkclassical
For the darkness of the night to intensify and accumulate.
- 1.heavy personclassical
A person characterized by sluggishness or being overweight.
- 2.sluggishnessclassical
A state of being slow, heavy, or lethargic.
- 1.like 'bakh'classical
Used as an equivalent or substitute for the particle 'bakh'.