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Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of expulsion, outflow, and rapid movement, often with a negative connotation. It extends to actions like vomiting, cutting through, rushing towards something, and even foolish or excessive behavior. It also has specific meanings related to livestock and the ability to perform an action.
Derived headwords
- 1.to vomitboth
To expel the contents of the stomach; to regurgitate.
- 2.to flow outboth
To emerge or issue forth, like a liquid.
- 3.to meltclassical
To liquefy or dissolve, often due to heat.
- 4.to cut throughclassical
To traverse or pass through a path or road.
- 5.to hasten towardsboth
To move quickly or rush towards something or someone.
- 6.to lift with breadclassical
To raise or scoop something, specifically fat, with a piece of bread.
- 7.to takeclassical
To seize or acquire something.
- 1.vomitingboth
The act of vomiting.
- 2.outflowclassical
The act of flowing out or emerging.
- 1.vomitingboth
The act of vomiting.
- 2.outflowclassical
The act of flowing out or emerging.
- 1.vomitingboth
The act of vomiting.
- 2.outflowclassical
The act of flowing out or emerging.
- 1.flock of sheepclassical
Forty sheep, or the minimum number of livestock subject to Zakat (charity tax).
- 2.group for collectionclassical
A group of people sent to collect Zakat, referring to the collectors' destination.
- 1.clot of colostrumclassical
A thick mass or clot of colostrum (the first milk produced by mammals after giving birth).
- 1.rushing into evilclassical
One who is hasty or impetuous, especially towards evil or a particular thing.
- 1.rushing into evilclassical
One who is hasty or impetuous, especially towards evil or a particular thing.
- 1.following in foolishnessclassical
One who is sequentially or persistently foolish.
- 2.mirage-prone placeclassical
A place where a mirage appears to run across its surface.
- 1.to vomitboth
To vomit; to expel the contents of the stomach.
- 2.to bring back vomitclassical
To bring back or regurgitate vomit.
- 1.acting against normsclassical
Engaging in an action contrary to the way people normally do things.
- 2.falling intoclassical
The act of falling into or succumbing to something.
- 3.rushing into evilclassical
Haste or eagerness in pursuing evil.
- 4.obstinacyclassical
Stubbornness or persistence in an argument or action.
- 1.acting against normsclassical
Engaging in an action contrary to the way people normally do things.
- 2.falling intoclassical
The act of falling into or succumbing to something.
- 3.rushing into evilclassical
Haste or eagerness in pursuing evil.
- 4.obstinacyclassical
Stubbornness or persistence in an argument or action.
- 1.to stand upclassical
To become capable of standing up or to stand up for it.
- 1.wind carried leavesclassical
The wind carried the leaves away with it.
- 1.I cannotclassical
I am not able to; I cannot do it.