حفزه
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of urging, pushing, or hastening someone or something forward. It extends to actions like stabbing, exciting, driving, and even sexual intercourse. Derived terms also relate to a specific title, the span of time, and physical postures or movements.
Derived headwords
- 1.to push from behindboth
To push someone or something from behind, urging them forward.
- 2.to stab with a spearclassical
Specifically, to stab someone with a spear.
- 3.to hasten or agitateboth
To make someone hurry or to agitate them regarding a matter.
- 4.to drive or propelclassical
To drive or propel something forward, such as driving the night into the day (meaning to hasten the passage of time).
- 5.to have sexual intercourseclassical
To have sexual intercourse with a woman.
- 1.a titleclassical
A title given to Al-Harith ibn Sharik.
- 1.span or limitclassical
The span of time, or a deadline or appointed term.
- 1.to hasten or exert oneselfboth
To hasten, to exert oneself, or to move with great effort.
- 2.to crouch or sit tightlyclassical
To crouch or sit tightly, especially in prayer or sitting, drawing oneself together.
- 3.to sit uprightclassical
To sit upright on one's haunches.
- 1.to prepare or brace oneselfmodern
To prepare oneself, to brace oneself, or to get ready for action.
- 1.to vie with or approachclassical
To compete with someone or to draw near to them.
- 1.a specific way of holding a childclassical
A manner of holding a child by placing them on the tips of their feet and lifting them up.
- 1.corner of the mouthclassical
The part of the mouth where the cheek bends inwards.