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حزفره
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of filling, packing, or preparing something. It also extends to describing a type of terrain and a place characterized by harshness or difficulty.
Derived headwords
حَزْفَرَهُverb
- 1.to fill itboth
To fill something completely.
المتاعnoun
- 1.luggageboth
Goods, belongings, or equipment that are packed or tied.
شَدَّهُverb
- 1.to tie itboth
To fasten or secure luggage or goods tightly.
القَوْمُ لِلْقَوْمِphrase
- 1.people for peopleclassical
A phrase indicating that people are prepared or ready to face or deal with other people.
اِسْتَعَدُّواverb
- 1.they preparedboth
To be ready, prepared, or equipped for a task or encounter.
الحَزْفَرَةُnoun
- 1.smooth groundclassical
A smooth, level stretch of land containing stones.
المَكَانُ الشَّدِيدُnoun
- 1.difficult placeclassical
A place that is harsh, severe, or difficult to traverse or endure.
Parallel reading
مَلأَهُ
He filled it.
المتاع: شَدَّهُ
Luggage: he tied it.
القَوْمُ لِلْقَوْمِ: اِسْتَعَدُّوا
The people for the people: they prepared.
الحزفرة: الملساء من الأرض المستوية فيها حجارة
Al-Hazfara: the smooth, level ground containing stones.
وكإردبة: المكان الشديد
And like Irdabba: the difficult place.