خضد
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThe root خضد (kh-ḍ-d) primarily relates to the concept of breaking, cutting, or crushing. It extends to meanings of eating forcefully, weakness or atrophy, and specific types of trees or plants. It can also describe a person who eats a lot or is incapable of rising.
Derived headwords
- 1.to breakboth
To break a branch or stick, whether wet or dry, without it being completely separated.
- 2.to cutboth
To cut something, such as a branch or stick.
- 3.to bendclassical
For a camel to bend the neck of another camel, meaning to bend it.
- 4.to trimclassical
To cut the thorns off a tree.
- 5.to eat heartilyboth
To eat a lot, especially something moist like cucumbers or carrots.
- 1.to be brokenboth
To be broken, referring to a branch or stick that has been broken but not completely separated.
- 1.to be brokenboth
To be broken, similar to انخضد, referring to a branch or stick.
- 1.atrophyclassical
Shrinking or shriveling of fruits.
- 2.painclassical
A pain that affects the limbs but is not severe enough to be a fracture.
- 1.painclassical
A pain that affects the limbs, not severe enough to be a fracture, similar to الخضد.
- 1.cut branchclassical
Anything cut from a moist branch or broken from a tree.
- 2.plantclassical
A plant, or weakness and debility in a plant.
- 1.weakclassical
Referring to weakness and debility in a plant.
- 1.incapableclassical
Unable to rise or move, weak.
- 1.heavy eaterclassical
One who eats intensely or a great deal.
- 1.bendingclassical
One who is bending or flexible.
- 1.to be livelyclassical
For a young camel (muhr) to be lively, energetic, and playful.
- 1.to bridleclassical
For a camel to be bridled in order to be subdued.
- 2.to rideclassical
To ride an animal.
- 1.to be crushedclassical
For fruits to be crushed or split open.
- 1.treesclassical
A type of tree.
- 1.bendingclassical
One who is bending or flexible, similar to الأخضد.