الحذ
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of lightness, speed, and deficiency. It encompasses physical lightness, such as a light hand or a swift animal, as well as abstract lightness like a quick oath or a poem that is easily transmitted. It also touches upon incompleteness or falling short, particularly in poetic meter.
Derived headwords
- 1.lightness of the tailclassical
Refers to a specific type of lightness or deficiency related to the tail, possibly in an animal.
- 2.poetic meter defectclassical
A defect in the meter of the 'Kamil' (complete) poetic foot, specifically the falling of a 'watid majmu'' (bound syllable group) from the end of 'mutafā'ilun', leaving 'mutafā', which is then transferred to 'fa'ilun'.
- 1.poem with lightnessclassical
A poem characterized by 'al-hudhud', meaning it is light, easily transmitted, or perhaps has a specific metrical quality.
- 2.quick oathclassical
An oath taken hastily or quickly by its swearer.
- 3.severed kinshipclassical
A relationship (kinship) that has not been maintained or connected.
- 4.swift, unhindered passageclassical
Something that passes quickly and is not impeded or held back by anything.
- 5.flawless, widely-circulated poemclassical
A poem that is widely known and circulated, considered to be without fault.
- 1.light-handedboth
Describes someone who is quick and skillful with their hands, often implying dexterity.
- 2.lean, gauntclassical
Describes a person or animal that is thin or emaciated.
- 3.severe, shocking matterclassical
Refers to a serious, unpleasant, or shocking affair or event.
- 4.swift (of the five)classical
Describes something that is fast among a group of five, likely referring to horses or similar swift entities.
- 1.piece of meat
A portion or piece of meat.
- 1.swift
Describes something that is very fast or quick.