خاض
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThe root خاض (khāḍa) primarily relates to the act of entering into something, particularly water or difficult situations. It extends to concepts of mixing, stirring, and engaging deeply with a subject or conflict.
Derived headwords
- 1.to wade intoboth
To enter into water, especially to the point of wading through it.
- 2.to lead intoclassical
To cause a horse to enter water.
- 3.to mixclassical
To mix a drink.
- 4.to plunge intoboth
To engage deeply or recklessly in difficulties or conflicts.
- 5.to stirclassical
To move a sword within a wound.
- 1.wadingboth
The act of wading into water.
- 2.plunging intoboth
Engaging in difficult or controversial matters.
- 3.valley
A specific valley in Oman.
- 1.wadingboth
The act of wading into water.
- 1.to wade intoclassical
To enter into water, to wade through it.
- 1.to lead intoclassical
To cause a horse to enter water.
- 1.to lead intoclassical
To cause a horse to enter water.
- 1.place to wadeboth
A place where people can cross water, whether walking or riding.
- 2.pearlclassical
A pearl.
- 1.places to wadeboth
Plural of مخاضة, referring to places where people can cross water.
- 1.places to wadeboth
Plural of مخاضة, referring to places where people can cross water.
- 1.stirrer for drinkclassical
A tool used for stirring drinks, similar to a ladle for gruel.
- 1.pearlclassical
A pearl.
- 1.made of ironclassical
Referring to a type of iron, both male and female.
- 1.to pretend to wadeclassical
To feign or force the act of wading or engaging in something.
- 1.to discussboth
To engage in mutual discussion or conversation.