البخق
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a severe form of blindness or eye defect, specifically the inability of the eyelids to meet properly around the pupil. It also extends to describe the animal that causes this defect, such as a male wolf, and the act of causing such an injury.
Derived headwords
- 1.ugliest blindnessclassical
The most unsightly form of blindness, characterized by excessive discharge from the eye.
- 2.eyelid defectclassical
A condition where the edges of the eyelid do not meet properly around the pupil.
- 1.to be blindclassical
To suffer from a defect of the eye, specifically blindness.
- 1.to be blindclassical
To suffer from a defect of the eye, specifically blindness.
- 1.blind eyeclassical
An eye that is blind or has a severe defect.
- 1.blind eyeclassical
An eye that is blind or has a severe defect.
- 1.blind eyeclassical
An eye that is blind or has a severe defect.
- 1.blind eyeclassical
An eye that is blind or has a severe defect.
- 1.blindclassical
A woman who is blind or has a defective eye.
- 1.blind manclassical
A man who is blind or has a defective eye.
- 1.one who blinds the eyeclassical
Someone or something that causes blindness or a defect in the eye.
- 1.blinded eyeclassical
An eye that has been blinded or injured.
- 1.to blindclassical
To cause blindness or a defect in the eye.
- 1.to blind his eyeclassical
To cause blindness or a defect in someone's eye.
- 1.to gouge it outclassical
To forcibly remove or gouge out the eye.
- 1.eyeclassical
The eye, specifically in the context of it becoming rare or lost.
- 1.male wolfclassical
A male wolf, used metaphorically.