الخوز

Root entry · 5 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to hostility and enmity. It also serves as a geographical and ethnic identifier, referring to a people, their lands (Khuzistan), and specific locations within Persia and other regions. It is also used in the names of individuals associated with these places.

Derived headwords

اَلْخَوْزُnoun

1.
enmityclassical
Hostility, opposition, or antagonism.
2.
people of Khuzboth
A group or people known as the Khuz.
3.
land of Khuzistanboth
The collective territory of Khuzistan.

خُوزِيّadjective

1.
from Khuzboth
Pertaining to or originating from the land of Khuz or the Khuz people.

خُوزَانname

1.
Khuzanboth
A place name, specifically referring to a village or settlement in Isfahan, Herat, and near Yanjdih.

خُوزِيَانname

1.
Khuzianboth
A place name, referring to a fortress and a village in the vicinity of Nasaf.

اَلْخَازْبَازother

1.
Al-Khazbazclassical
A term mentioned in relation to 'Buz', possibly a name or a specific term whose full context is unclear.

Parallel reading

الخوز: المعاداة

Al-Khawz: Enmity.

وبالضم: جيل من الناس

And with dammah: A people or generation of people.

واسم لجميع بلاد خوزستان

And a name for all the lands of Khuzistan.

وسكة الخوز: بأصبهان

And Sikka al-Khuz: in Isfahan.

منها أحمد بن الحسن الخوزي

Among them is Ahmad bin Al-Hasan Al-Khuzi.

وشعب الخوز: بمكة

And Sha'b al-Khuz: in Mecca.

منه إبراهيم بن يزيد الخوزي

Among them is Ibrahim bin Yazid Al-Khuzi.

وخوزان: ة بأصفهان

And Khuzan: a village in Isfahan.

و ة بهراة

And a village in Herat.

و ة بنواحي ينج ده

And a village in the vicinity of Yanjdih.

وخوزيان: حصن

And Khuziyan: a fortress.

و ة بنسف

And a village in Nasaf.

والخازباز: في ب وز

And Al-Khazbaz: in Buz.