خمش
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThe root خمش (kh-m-sh) primarily relates to scratching, striking, and wounding, particularly on the face. It also extends to concepts of minor injuries with undefined compensation and small water channels.
Derived headwords
- 1.to scratchboth
To make a light cut or scratch on the skin, often with fingernails.
- 2.to slapboth
To strike someone, typically on the face, with an open hand.
- 3.to strikeboth
To hit or beat someone forcefully.
- 4.to cut off a limbclassical
To sever a part of the body.
- 1.he scratchesboth
Present tense verb indicating the action of scratching.
- 2.he slapsboth
Present tense verb indicating the action of slapping.
- 3.he strikesboth
Present tense verb indicating the action of striking.
- 1.small streamboth
A small, narrow channel for water, especially one that is eroded.
- 1.small streamsboth
Plural of خامشة, referring to multiple small water channels.
- 1.Abu al-Khamushclassical
A proper name, referring to a man from the tribe of Bal'anbar.
- 1.mosquitoesclassical
A collective noun for mosquitoes, similar in pattern to صبور (patient).
- 1.minor injuryclassical
A wound for which there is no fixed compensation or which is less than the full blood-money (diya).
- 2.amputationclassical
Specifically refers to injuries like the cutting off of a hand or ear, which fall under this category of minor injuries.