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هلض
Root entry · 2 derived lemmasThis root pertains to the act of forcefully taking or extracting something. It implies a strong, often aggressive, removal or seizure of an object or entity.
Derived headwords
هَلَضَverb
- 1.to extract forcefullyclassical
To pull out or remove something with great force, often implying resistance.
- 2.to seizeclassical
To take hold of something abruptly and forcefully.
اِنْتَزَعَverb
- 1.to snatch awaymodern
To pull or tear something away suddenly and violently.
- 2.to extractmodern
To remove something, especially with effort or difficulty.
- 3.to dispossessmodern
To deprive someone of property or possessions.
Parallel reading
هَلَضَ الشيءَ: اِنْتَزَعَهُ.
He forcefully extracted the thing: he snatched it away.