فحص
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThe root فحص (faḥaṣa) primarily relates to searching, examining, and investigating. It extends to concepts of moving, digging, and even specific physical features like the chin dimple. It also denotes places of habitation or specific locations.
Derived headwords
- 1.to searchboth
To look for something thoroughly, to investigate or examine closely.
- 2.to move quicklyclassical
Used to describe someone moving with haste or speed.
- 3.to sprout (teeth)classical
Used to describe the initial emergence or movement of a child's teeth.
- 1.to inquire aboutboth
To ask about someone or something, to seek information regarding them.
- 1.to examine closelyboth
To inspect something with great care and attention to detail.
- 1.to examine closelyclassical
To inspect something with great care and attention to detail.
- 1.rain churned the soilclassical
Describes the action of rain disturbing and turning over the soil.
- 1.child's teeth movedclassical
Refers to the movement or emergence of a child's teeth.
- 1.sandgrouse dug a hollowclassical
Describes the sandgrouse digging a depression in the ground for nesting.
- 1.to dig a hollowclassical
To make a hollow or depression in the ground, typically for nesting.
- 1.nesting hollowclassical
A hollow or depression dug in the ground, serving as a nest or resting place.
- 1.nesting hollowclassical
A hollow or depression dug in the ground, serving as a nest or resting place.
- 1.chin dimpleboth
The indentation or hollow in the chin.
- 1.place of dwellingclassical
Any place where one resides or settles.
- 2.investigationboth
The act of searching or examining.
- 1.one who searches for faultsclassical
Describing someone who actively looks for the flaws or secrets of others.
- 1.one who searches for faultsclassical
Describing someone who actively looks for the flaws or secrets of others.
- 1.one who searches for faultsclassical
Describing someone who actively looks for the flaws or secrets of others.