حقد
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of harboring malice, hatred, or ill will towards someone. It extends to related ideas of holding back, being blocked, or becoming full, particularly in relation to natural phenomena or resources.
Derived headwords
- 1.to harbor enmityboth
To hold onto one's enmity in one's heart and wait for an opportunity to act upon it.
- 1.enmityboth
The state of harboring enmity or ill will.
- 1.enmityboth
A deep-seated enmity or grudge.
- 1.to harbor enmityboth
To harbor enmity in one's heart; to hold a grudge.
- 1.hatefulboth
One who harbors much enmity or ill will; spiteful.
- 1.grudgesboth
Plural of enmity or grudge.
- 1.grudgesboth
Plural of enmity or grudge, often implying a more deeply held resentment.
- 1.to make someone hatefulboth
To cause someone to become hateful or to harbor enmity.
- 1.to be held back (rain)both
Rain being held back; the sky not raining.
- 2.to be blocked (mine)both
A mine becoming blocked or unproductive; ceasing to yield.
- 1.rain was withheldboth
The rain was withheld; it did not rain.
- 1.the sky withheld rainboth
The sky withheld rain; it did not rain.
- 1.the mine ceased yieldingboth
The mine ceased to yield anything; it became unproductive.
- 1.the she-camel was full of fatboth
The she-camel became full of fat; it was very well-fed.
- 1.they sought from the mineboth
They sought something from the mine but found nothing.
- 1.originclassical
The origin or lineage; the place from which something comes.
- 1.originclassical
The origin or lineage; the place from which something comes.