الخاطر
Root entry · 39 derived lemmasThe root الخاطر primarily relates to the mind, thoughts, and sudden occurrences. It extends to concepts of risk, danger, elevation, and movement, encompassing both physical actions and abstract notions.
Derived headwords
- 1.Thought, notionboth
A passing thought, an idea that comes to mind, or a sudden impression.
- 2.Mindboth
The faculty of consciousness and thought; the seat of ideas and feelings.
- 1.Thoughts, ideasboth
The plural of خاطر, referring to multiple thoughts or notions that come to mind.
- 1.Came to mindboth
An idea or thought occurred to someone suddenly.
- 1.God reminded himclassical
A passive construction where God causes something to be remembered or brought to mind.
- 1.The stallion prancedclassical
Describes a stallion moving proudly, often swinging its tail or head, indicating vigor or dominance.
- 1.To come to mindboth
To occur to someone's mind or thoughts.
- 2.To move proudlyclassical
To walk with a proud or ostentatious gait, often associated with stallions or boastful individuals.
- 1.Coming to mindboth
The act of something occurring to the mind.
- 2.Prancingclassical
The act of moving proudly or ostentatiously.
- 1.To move side to sideclassical
To swing or move something from right to left and vice versa, like a stallion with its tail or a person with a weapon.
- 2.To shakeclassical
To move back and forth, like a spear or a branch.
- 1.Swinging motionclassical
The act of moving something from side to side.
- 2.Shakingclassical
The act of vibrating or moving back and forth.
- 1.Swinging motionclassical
The act of moving something from side to side.
- 1.Swinging camelclassical
A female camel that moves with a swinging gait, often due to its size or pride.
- 1.The man brandished his swordclassical
To raise and lower a sword or spear repeatedly, as in preparation for striking or to show it off.
- 1.In his walkclassical
Describing a gait where the person swings their arms up and down.
- 1.The spear shookclassical
The spear vibrated or moved back and forth.
- 1.Shakingclassical
Something that shakes or vibrates, like a spear.
- 1.Plantclassical
A type of plant used for dyeing, possibly henna or indigo.
- 2.Watery milkclassical
Milk that is diluted with a large amount of water.
- 3.Branchclassical
A slender twig or shoot.
- 4.Many camelsclassical
A large herd of camels, specified as possibly forty, two hundred, or a thousand.
- 1.Large herds of camelsclassical
The plural of خطر, referring to large numbers of camels.
- 1.Large measureclassical
A large, unspecified dry measure.
- 2.Clotted dungclassical
Urine and dung that solidifies on the hindquarters of camels.
- 3.Cloudclassical
A mass of clouds, specifically a looming or threatening one.
- 4.Height, prominenceclassical
A high place or a position of importance.
- 1.Men of high standingclassical
Distinguished or prominent men.
- 1.Risk, dangerboth
The state of being exposed to harm or loss; peril.
- 2.Wager, betboth
A sum of money or item staked on the outcome of a contest or race.
- 3.Status, prestigeclassical
A person's standing or rank; eminence.
- 1.Bets, wagersboth
Plural of خطر, referring to multiple stakes in a competition.
- 2.High statusclassical
Eminence or high rank.
- 1.High statusclassical
Eminence or high rank.
- 2.Measureclassical
A large dry measure.
- 1.Ointmentclassical
A type of oil-based perfume or ointment.
- 2.War machineclassical
Refers to a catapult or siege engine.
- 3.Lionclassical
A name for a lion.
- 4.Throwerclassical
A person raising their hand to throw.
- 5.Perfumerclassical
A dealer in perfumes.
- 6.Spear thrustclassical
The act of thrusting with a spear.
- 1.Abu al-Khattar al-Kalbiclassical
A poet mentioned in the text.
- 1.Camel enclosureclassical
A pen or enclosure for camels.
- 1.They betboth
They engaged in a contest of wagering or betting against each other.
- 1.To risk oneselfboth
To put oneself in danger or peril, especially in combat.
- 2.To make something a stakeboth
To set money or property as a stake in a bet or competition.
- 3.To become equal in statusclassical
To reach the same level or standing as someone else.
- 1.High-ranking, nobleboth
Possessing high status, importance, or nobility.
- 2.Dangerousboth
Involving risk or danger; perilous.
- 3.Ropeclassical
A cord or rope.
- 4.Tarclassical
A black, viscous substance obtained from coal or wood.
- 5.Sun's heatclassical
The intense heat of the sun during the midday.
- 6.Night's darknessclassical
The deep darkness of the night.
- 7.Threat, warningclassical
A statement indicating a potential danger or punishment.
- 8.Livelinessclassical
Energy, vigor, or animation.
- 1.To be high-rankingclassical
To possess high status or importance.
- 2.To be dangerousboth
To involve risk or peril.
- 1.Danger, riskboth
The state of being exposed to harm or loss.
- 2.High statusclassical
Eminence, importance, or nobility.
- 1.Reinsclassical
The straps by which a horse is controlled.
- 1.He risked his lifeboth
To endanger oneself, putting one's life at risk for a goal or in a dangerous situation.
- 1.Herbclassical
A small, herbaceous plant.
- 2.Camel brandclassical
A mark or brand used on camels.
- 3.Occasionallyboth
From time to time; sometimes.
- 4.Possession by jinnclassical
Being afflicted or influenced by spirits.
- 1.Glimmers of pasturesclassical
Fleeting glimpses or signs of green pastures, especially after rain.
- 1.Last timeclassical
The most recent occasion or period.
- 1.Khatraniyaclassical
A place name, specifically a town in Babylon.
- 1.Sword nameclassical
The name of a sword belonging to Abd al-Malik ibn Ghafil al-Khawlani.
- 1.To move the fanclassical
To move a fan or similar object with a specific type of motion.
- 1.To pass by itclassical
To go beyond or surpass something.