خدعه
Root entry · 26 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns deception, trickery, and guile. It extends to concepts of being misled, things being variable or deceptive, and even physical states like dryness or scarcity. It also encompasses specific terms for animals, places, and anatomical features.
Derived headwords
- 1.to deceiveboth
To trick, delude, or mislead someone, often by artifice or cunning.
- 2.to be scarceclassical
Used for rain or money, meaning to be little or scarce.
- 3.to dry upclassical
Used for saliva, meaning to dry up or become parched.
- 4.to enterclassical
Used for a desert lizard entering its burrow.
- 5.to foldclassical
Used for a garment, meaning to fold or crease it.
- 6.to be absentclassical
Used for the sun, meaning to set or disappear.
- 7.to stagnateclassical
Used for the market, meaning to become sluggish or stagnant.
- 8.to hold backclassical
Used for a generous person, meaning to restrain oneself or hold back.
- 1.deceptionboth
The act or instance of deceiving; a trick or stratagem.
- 2.a tricksterclassical
Someone who is often deceived by people.
- 3.a place nameclassical
A water source belonging to the Ghani tribe, later to Banu Utarif.
- 4.a womanclassical
A term for a woman.
- 5.a she-camelclassical
A term for a she-camel.
- 1.deceptionboth
The act or instance of deceiving; a trick or stratagem.
- 2.a tricksterclassical
Someone who is often deceived by people.
- 3.a place nameclassical
A water source belonging to the Ghani tribe, later to Banu Utarif.
- 4.a womanclassical
A term for a woman.
- 5.a she-camelclassical
A term for a she-camel.
- 1.deceptionboth
The act or instance of deceiving; a trick or stratagem.
- 2.a tricksterclassical
Someone who is often deceived by people.
- 3.a place nameclassical
A water source belonging to the Ghani tribe, later to Banu Utarif.
- 4.a womanclassical
A term for a woman.
- 5.a she-camelclassical
A term for a she-camel.
- 1.to deceiveboth
To deceive someone, often implying a more subtle or prolonged deception.
- 1.to be deceivedboth
To be tricked, deluded, or misled.
- 2.to be pleased with deceptionclassical
To accept or be content with being deceived.
- 1.deceptiveboth
Characterized by deception or trickery; misleading.
- 2.variableclassical
Describing something that changes or is inconsistent, like a path or character.
- 3.a small doorclassical
A small door within a larger one, or a room within a room.
- 1.deceptiveboth
Characterized by deception or trickery; misleading.
- 2.variableclassical
Describing something that changes or is inconsistent, like a path or character.
- 1.deceptiveboth
Characterized by deception or trickery; misleading.
- 2.variableclassical
Describing something that changes or is inconsistent, like a path or character.
- 1.a tricksterclassical
Someone who is frequently deceived by others.
- 1.unreliable personclassical
Someone whose friendship or loyalty cannot be trusted.
- 2.deceptive pathclassical
A path that deviates from the intended course.
- 3.mirageclassical
An optical illusion, often seen in deserts, that appears to be water.
- 4.cunning wolfclassical
A wolf known for its craftiness and trickery.
- 5.deceptive spiritclassical
A deceptive entity, like a ghoul.
- 1.deceptiveboth
Characterized by deception or trickery; misleading.
- 2.variableclassical
Describing something that changes or is inconsistent, like a path or character.
- 1.cunning lizardclassical
A desert lizard known for its evasiveness and trickery.
- 1.a major veinclassical
A large vein located in the neck, part of the jugular vein system.
- 1.major veinsclassical
Plural of أخدع, referring to the large veins in the neck.
- 1.deceivedboth
Having been tricked, deluded, or misled.
- 2.having one's jugular vein cutclassical
Literally, one whose major neck vein has been severed.
- 1.unproductive yearsclassical
Years characterized by low agricultural yield or scarcity of zakat (charity) and produce.
- 1.deceptionboth
The act or instance of deceiving; a trick or stratagem.
- 2.a type of foodclassical
A specific type of food mentioned in the text.
- 1.treasuryboth
A place for storing valuables, a treasury or strongbox.
- 1.to tie upclassical
To tie someone or something securely to another object.
- 2.to compel to deceiveclassical
To force or induce someone into deception.
- 1.experiencedboth
Having undergone many trials or experiences; tested.
- 1.a superficial cutclassical
A type of strike or cut that does not penetrate deeply or cause significant harm.
- 1.to feign being deceivedclassical
To pretend to be deceived while actually being aware.
- 1.deceptionboth
The act of concealing one's true intentions or feelings.
- 1.to deceiveboth
To practice deception or trickery.
- 2.to abandonclassical
To leave or forsake.
- 1.feigned deceptionclassical
The act of making an effort to deceive or to appear deceived.