الحوذ
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of driving, urging, and moving swiftly, often with a sense of control or mastery. It also extends to meanings related to protection, preservation, and the physical attributes of animals and objects.
Derived headwords
- 1.to driveboth
To drive animals or people forward, especially at a quick pace.
- 2.to urge onboth
To incite or urge someone or something to move faster or to perform an action.
- 1.drivingclassical
The act of driving or urging forward.
- 2.swift movementclassical
Rapid progression or motion.
- 1.to protectboth
To guard, protect, or preserve something.
- 2.to surroundboth
To encircle or enclose.
- 1.protectionboth
The act of protecting or guarding; preservation.
- 2.enclosureboth
An area that is enclosed or protected.
- 1.to drive swiftlyclassical
To drive or urge forward with great speed.
- 1.to driveclassical
To drive or urge forward.
- 1.part of the saddle areaclassical
The part of an animal's back where a saddle is placed.
- 1.tailbone areaclassical
The part of the hindquarters where the tail is attached, specifically the area where the tail rests.
- 1.backclassical
The back of an animal or person.
- 2.treeclassical
A type of tree.
- 1.poorclassical
Having little wealth and few dependents or family members.
- 1.skillfulclassical
Quick-witted, adept, and capable of handling matters efficiently.
- 2.energeticclassical
Diligent and prepared to overcome challenges; one who masters tasks.
- 1.skillfulclassical
Similar to 'أحوذيّ', denoting someone adept and capable.
- 1.a plantclassical
A type of plant.
- 1.one who urges onclassical
One who drives or urges others forward, especially in travel or tasks.
- 1.to gather a garmentclassical
To gather or fold a piece of clothing.
- 1.to lighten a cupclassical
For a craftsman to make a drinking cup lighter.
- 1.distanceclassical
Remoteness or a great distance.
- 1.to overcomeboth
To gain mastery over, to conquer, or to dominate.
- 2.to seizeboth
To take possession of something forcefully or completely.
- 1.in the same stateclassical
In the same condition or situation.