فءد
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of heat, fire, cooking, and intense emotion or pain, particularly affecting the heart. It also extends to terms for specific cooking tools and the act of being cowardly.
Derived headwords
- 1.to cook breadclassical
To place bread in embers or hot ashes for cooking.
- 2.to roast meat
To roast meat over a fire.
- 3.to strike the heartclassical
To strike or affect someone's heart deeply.
- 4.to make cowardlyclassical
To instill fear in someone, making them cowardly.
- 1.to roastclassical
To roast meat over a fire; this is a variant form of the verb 'fa'ad'.
- 1.cooked breadclassical
Bread that has been cooked in embers or ashes.
- 2.place of cookingclassical
The place where bread is cooked, specifically in embers.
- 1.spit
A metal skewer or spit used for roasting meat over a fire.
- 2.stirring stickclassical
A stick used to stir an oven (tannur).
- 1.spitsclassical
Plural of 'safud', referring to spits or roasting skewers.
- 1.fireclassical
Fire, especially as used for cooking.
- 2.roasted meatclassical
Meat that has been roasted.
- 3.cowardclassical
A cowardly person, one who is easily frightened.
- 4.affected in the heartclassical
One who is deeply affected in the heart, or whose heart has been struck.
- 1.they kindled fireclassical
They kindled or lit a fire.
- 1.burningclassical
The act of burning or being intensely hot.
- 2.glowingclassical
The act of glowing or being incandescent.
- 1.heart
The heart, considered the seat of emotions and life. It is grammatically masculine.
- 2.chest organsclassical
The organs associated with the esophagus, including the liver, lungs, and heart.
- 1.hearts
Plural of 'fu'ad', referring to hearts.
- 1.heartclassical
A rare variant pronunciation of 'fu'ad' (heart), with a 'waw' instead of 'ayn'.
- 1.to complain of painclassical
To complain of pain, or specifically to complain of heart pain.
- 2.to have heart painclassical
To experience pain in the heart.