ضاعه
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns movement, agitation, and distress, often associated with physical exertion or emotional turmoil. It also extends to concepts of weakening, nurturing young, and the spreading of scents or unpleasant odors.
Derived headwords
- 1.to agitateboth
To cause movement, to disturb, to make restless, or to frighten someone.
- 2.to weaken (animal)classical
To cause a riding animal to become weak or emaciated, often due to travel.
- 3.to feed (young bird)classical
To feed a young bird by regurgitating food into its mouth.
- 4.to spread (scent)both
To cause a scent, especially of musk or something foul, to spread and become noticeable.
- 5.to sway (branch)classical
To cause a branch to sway or bend, typically by the wind.
- 6.to writhe (child)both
To cause a child to writhe or squirm, usually from crying or distress.
- 1.agitationclassical
The act of moving, being agitated, or being distressed.
- 1.to spread (scent)both
For a scent, particularly of musk or something foul, to spread and become diffused.
- 2.to writhe (child)both
For a child to writhe or squirm, often from crying or discomfort.
- 1.night birdclassical
A type of bird that flies at night, possibly the stone-curlew, the male owl, or a black bird with good meat.
- 1.night birdsclassical
Plural of ضَوْع (ḍawʿ), referring to night birds.
- 1.night birdsclassical
Plural of ضَوْع (ḍawʿ), referring to night birds.
- 1.sound (of a bird)classical
The sound or cry made by a bird.
- 1.foxclassical
A male fox.
- 1.emaciated (camels)classical
Thin and emaciated camels, likely due to hardship or travel.
- 1.to writheclassical
For a young bird or child to writhe or squirm.
- 2.to stretch wingsclassical
For a young bird or child to stretch its wings or limbs towards its mother, seeking to be fed.