الخصر
Root entry · 21 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of constriction, narrowing, or being slender, often applied to the waist, but also to paths, objects, and actions. It extends to meanings of brevity, conciseness, and even specific historical figures and actions related to prayer.
Derived headwords
- 1.waistboth
The middle part of the human body, between the ribs and the hips.
- 2.arch of the footclassical
The hollow part of the sole of the foot, between the heel and the ball.
- 3.narrow pathclassical
A path situated between the higher and lower parts of sand dunes.
- 4.space betweenclassical
The area between the base of a feather and its barbs.
- 5.settlement areaclassical
A place where Bedouin tents are pitched.
- 1.waistsboth
The plural of 'خصر', referring to the waists of multiple people.
- 1.cold weatherclassical
A period of cold weather.
- 1.coldboth
Possessing or exhibiting coldness; chilly.
- 1.leanboth
Thin and bony; gaunt, often due to leanness or emaciation.
- 1.flankboth
The side of the body between the ribs and the hip.
- 2.waistboth
The narrow part of the body, the waist.
- 1.closest partsclassical
The nearest or most accessible parts of a road.
- 1.staffboth
A staff or stick used for support, like a cane.
- 2.scepterclassical
An object held by a ruler or official as a symbol of authority, used for gesturing during speech.
- 1.Abdullah ibn Anisclassical
A companion of the Prophet Muhammad, named so because the Prophet gave him a staff.
- 1.al-Yamaniclassical
A companion known for urinating in the mosque; also refers to Hurqous ibn Zuhayr, a progenitor of the Kharijites.
- 1.to shortenboth
To make something shorter in length or duration.
- 2.to abridgeboth
To condense speech or writing, making it brief.
- 3.to omitboth
To leave out or exclude something, such as verses in prayer.
- 4.to takeclassical
To take or seize something.
- 5.to follow the shortest pathclassical
To take the nearest route.
- 6.to extirpateclassical
To completely remove or eradicate something.
- 1.concisenessclassical
The quality of being brief or concise, especially in speech or writing.
- 1.to walk side by sideclassical
To walk holding each other's hands or arms, or walking next to each other.
- 2.to take separate pathsclassical
To go along different paths until meeting at a certain point.
- 1.to walk side by sideclassical
To walk holding each other's hands or arms, or walking next to each other.
- 1.loinclothclassical
A garment worn around the waist and loins, similar to an undergarment.
- 1.one who places hand on waistclassical
One who rests their hand on their waist, often associated with night prayer.
- 1.leanboth
Thin and slender, especially referring to the waist or a person.
- 2.narrow-waistedboth
Having a slender or constricted middle.
- 1.narrow-waistedclassical
Describing a shoe with a slender or constricted middle part.
- 1.foot with arch touching groundclassical
A foot where the arch touches the ground, with the front and heel also making contact, indicating a slender arch.
- 1.slender wristclassical
A hand with a slender or constricted wrist, appearing as if bound or having a circular groove.
- 1.to place hand on waistclassical
To place one's hand on their waist, often done when tired or in prayer.