الرسغ
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the wrist or ankle joint, the narrow part between the hoof and the leg bone. It extends to related concepts of restraint, expansion, and abundance, particularly in the context of provisions and wealth.
Derived headwords
- 1.wrist/ankle jointboth
The narrow part between the hoof and the pastern bone of the hand or foot. It also refers to the joint between the forearm and the hand, or the lower leg and the foot, and similarly in any animal.
- 1.wrists/anklesboth
Plural of رسغ (rasagh), referring to the joints.
- 1.wrists/anklesboth
Another plural form of رسغ (rasagh), referring to the joints.
- 1.halter ropeclassical
A rope tied to the fetlock of a camel or other animal, then secured to a peg to prevent it from moving forward while walking.
- 1.grappling at the fetlocksclassical
The act of grappling at the fetlocks (رسغين) in a wrestling match.
- 1.leg weaknessclassical
A condition of weakness or laxity in the legs of a camel.
- 1.abundantclassical
Describes a wide or abundant life, meaning prosperous or with ample means.
- 1.plentifulclassical
Describes food that is abundant or plentiful.
- 1.abundantclassical
An abbreviation or variant form, likely referring to abundance.
- 1.making wide/abundantclassical
The act of making something wide or abundant.
- 1.fabricating speechclassical
In speech, it means to fabricate or concoct words.
- 1.enriching the landclassical
In the context of rain, it means to enrich or make the land fertile.
- 1.insecure opinionclassical
An opinion that is not firm or well-established; insecure.
- 1.grappled at fetlocksclassical
To take hold of someone's fetlocks (رسغ) in wrestling.
- 1.expanded expensesclassical
To expand or increase one's expenses, especially for one's dependents.