الفسخ
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThe root الفَسْخ primarily denotes concepts of breaking, undoing, and weakening. It encompasses the invalidation of contracts, the disintegration of physical structures or bodies, and a general state of feebleness or deficiency in intellect and physical capacity.
Derived headwords
- 1.to annulboth
To invalidate or cancel a contract, agreement, or legal bond, such as a sale or marriage.
- 2.to dislocateclassical
To displace a joint from its socket, causing it to be out of place.
- 3.to decayclassical
To become corrupt, rotten, or spoiled.
- 1.weaknessboth
A state of feebleness, lack of strength, or deficiency in both mind and body.
- 2.ignoranceclassical
A lack of knowledge or understanding.
- 3.rejectionclassical
The act of discarding, dismissing, or casting aside something.
- 4.corruptionclassical
The act of spoiling or ruining something, particularly an opinion or plan.
- 5.cancellationboth
The act of annulling or invalidating a contract or agreement.
- 6.separationclassical
The act of dividing or separating things.
- 1.weaklingclassical
A person who is weak in mind and body, lacking in physical or mental fortitude.
- 1.dislocatedclassical
Describing a joint that has been displaced from its normal position.
- 1.unsuccessfulclassical
Someone who does not achieve their goals or is incapable of managing their affairs effectively.
- 1.to be annulledboth
To become invalidated or canceled, referring to a resolution, sale, or marriage.
- 2.to disintegrateclassical
To break apart, decay, or fall away, often used for hair detaching from skin.
- 1.to detachclassical
To separate or come off, specifically used for hair detaching from the skin, especially of a deceased person.
- 2.to weakenclassical
To become feeble or unable to cope, used to describe a pregnant animal under its load.