الفظ
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes harshness, roughness, and coarseness, extending to both disposition and speech. It also has a specific, less common meaning related to extracting and drinking the contents of an animal's stomach, particularly in arid conditions.
Derived headwords
- 1.Harsh, coarseboth
Describes someone who is rough in disposition, ill-mannered, or coarse in speech.
- 2.Rough-sidedclassical
Literally refers to something having rough or coarse sides.
- 1.Harshness, rudenessboth
The state or quality of being harsh, rude, or ill-mannered. It is the abstract noun derived from the adjective 'فظ'.
- 1.Harshness, rudenessclassical
Similar to 'فظاظة', this refers to the state of being harsh or rude, often used with vowel markings indicating movement.
- 1.To be harshboth
To possess the quality of harshness or rudeness in disposition or speech.
- 1.To squeeze outclassical
To squeeze out the contents of something, specifically referring to the water from an animal's stomach.
- 1.To squeeze outclassical
To squeeze out the contents of something, particularly the water from an animal's stomach.
- 1.Fluid from animal's stomachclassical
Refers to the fluid extracted from the stomach of a camel or other animal, or the fluid from a fetus.
- 1.Followed byclassical
An idiomatic expression used as a follower or an appendage, often in a sequence.