الشرخ
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to splitting, cracking, or breaking, often associated with physical objects or the early stages of growth. It extends to concepts of youth, offspring, and even specific tribal lineages or historical references.
Derived headwords
- 1.originclassical
The fundamental origin or source of something.
- 2.veinclassical
A vein or a prominent line within something.
- 3.protruding edgeclassical
A protruding edge or sharp part of an object.
- 4.early youthboth
The early stage of youth or adolescence.
- 5.offspringclassical
The offspring born each year, specifically referring to young camels.
- 6.sonclassical
A man's son or offspring.
- 7.unweaned youngclassical
Young animals that have not yet been weaned or ridden.
- 8.collection of young menclassical
A group or collection of young men.
- 9.youthsboth
Young men or adolescents.
- 10.peersclassical
Those of similar age or status; peers.
- 11.proverbclassical
A proverb or saying.
- 1.two proverbsclassical
A dual form referring to two proverbs or sayings.
- 1.cracksboth
Cracks or fissures, often in a physical object.
- 2.thorny bushesclassical
Thorny bushes or shrubs.
- 1.to splitclassical
To split or crack the flesh, particularly of a camel's gum.
- 1.splittingclassical
The act of splitting or cracking, used as a masdar for the verb.
- 1.young manboth
A young man or adolescent.
- 1.Banu Sharikhclassical
A lineage or clan named Sharikh, belonging to the Khaza'a tribe.