خفد
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to speed and swiftness in movement, particularly in walking. It also extends to concepts of premature birth or the appearance of pregnancy, and names for animals like bats and certain birds.
Derived headwords
- 1.to walk swiftlyboth
To move quickly or hasten one's pace when walking.
- 1.swiftness of walkingboth
The act or state of walking swiftly; hastening.
- 1.swiftness of walkingboth
The act or state of walking swiftly; hastening.
- 1.swift walkerboth
A person or animal that walks swiftly.
- 2.ostrichclassical
A male ostrich, known for its speed.
- 1.swift walkersboth
Plural of خفيدد, referring to swift walkers or ostriches.
- 1.swift walkersboth
Plural of خفيدد, referring to swift walkers or ostriches.
- 1.swift walkersboth
Plural of خفيدد, referring to swift walkers or ostriches.
- 1.a specific horseclassical
The name of a particular horse belonging to Abu al-Aswad ibn Humran.
- 1.batboth
A bat, a nocturnal flying mammal.
- 1.batboth
A bat, a nocturnal flying mammal.
- 1.batboth
A bat, a nocturnal flying mammal.
- 1.another birdclassical
Refers to another type of bird, unspecified.
- 1.miscarriedclassical
A female camel miscarried its fetus.
- 2.feigned pregnancyclassical
A female camel appeared to be pregnant but was not.
- 1.miscarryingclassical
A female camel that has miscarried.
- 2.feigning pregnancyclassical
A female camel that appears pregnant but is not.
- 1.cityclassical
Abbreviation for 'city' (ʿaṣr or ʿamr), likely referring to a place name.