الفخ
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to traps and snares, but extends to concepts of lying down, sleeping, and even specific types of women or objects. It also encompasses the idea of boasting falsely and the sound of a snake.
Derived headwords
- 1.trap, snareboth
A device or pitfall used for catching animals or people.
- 2.a well in Meccaclassical
A specific well in Mecca where Ibn Umar was buried.
- 3.limpness of legsclassical
A condition where a man's legs become weak or relaxed.
- 1.to snoreboth
To make a snoring sound while sleeping.
- 2.to emit a smellclassical
For a scent to spread or become noticeable.
- 1.snoringboth
The act or sound of snoring.
- 1.snoringclassical
A deep or heavy snoring sound.
- 1.to snoreboth
To make a snoring sound while sleeping (Form VIII).
- 1.trapsboth
Plural of 'fakhkh', meaning snares or traps.
- 1.trapsboth
Another plural of 'fakhkh', meaning snares or traps.
- 1.to boast falselyclassical
To engage in empty or baseless boasting.
- 1.false boastingclassical
The act of boasting without substance or truth.
- 1.nap after intercourseclassical
A short sleep taken after sexual intercourse.
- 2.dirty womanclassical
A woman who is considered dirty or unkempt.
- 3.large womanclassical
A woman who is large or stout.
- 4.sleeping on one's backclassical
The act of sleeping lying on one's back.
- 5.morning sleepclassical
Sleeping in the morning, often after waking up.
- 6.pliable bowclassical
A bow that is flexible and easily bent.
- 1.snake's hissclassical
The hissing sound made by a snake.