الصفق
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with the concept of striking, hitting, or clapping, often with a sound. It extends to meanings of exchange, turning, closing, and movement, particularly in trade and physical actions. It also encompasses descriptions of terrain, animal parts, and character traits.
Derived headwords
- 1.to strikeboth
To strike something, especially with a sound.
- 2.to exchangeboth
To exchange, particularly in a sale or transaction.
- 3.to clapboth
To clap one's hand on another's hand, signifying a binding agreement.
- 4.to flapboth
A bird flapping its wings.
- 5.to closeboth
To close a door.
- 6.to blinkboth
To close one's eye.
- 7.to moveboth
To move the strings of a musical instrument.
- 8.to goboth
A man going or departing.
- 9.to moveboth
The wind moving trees.
- 10.to fillboth
To fill a vessel.
- 11.to descendboth
A group descending upon us.
- 12.to abortclassical
A she-camel's womb becoming obstructed, causing the fetus to die.
- 13.to strikeboth
To strike someone with a sword.
- 1.strikingboth
The act of striking, especially with a sound.
- 2.exchangeboth
An exchange or transaction, particularly a profitable or losing sale.
- 3.clappingboth
The act of clapping hands together.
- 4.closingboth
The act of closing a door.
- 5.openingboth
The act of opening a door (opposite of closing).
- 6.blinkingboth
The act of closing one's eye.
- 7.movingboth
Moving the strings of a musical instrument.
- 8.goingboth
Going or departing.
- 9.movingboth
The movement of trees by the wind.
- 10.fillingboth
Filling a vessel.
- 11.descendingboth
A group descending upon someone.
- 12.abortingclassical
The condition of a she-camel's womb becoming obstructed.
- 13.strikingboth
Striking someone with a sword.
- 14.sideboth
The side of the neck.
- 15.cheekboth
The cheeks of a horse.
- 16.yellow waterclassical
A yellowish fluid from new leather.
- 17.windclassical
The wind of the tanner.
- 18.door leafboth
A door leaf or panel.
- 19.locationboth
A place or location.
- 20.faceboth
The face or front of a mountain.
- 21.end of the brainclassical
The posterior part of the brain.
- 22.waterclassical
Water poured into a new waterskin and agitated.
- 1.dealboth
A sale, transaction, or deal, often described as profitable or losing.
- 2.clappingboth
The act of clapping hands together in agreement.
- 1.dealclassical
A sale or transaction, similar to 'ṣafqah'.
- 2.clappingclassical
The act of clapping hands together.
- 1.thickboth
Thick, dense, the opposite of thin or flimsy.
- 2.brazenboth
Brazen, impudent, shameless.
- 1.brazennessboth
Brazenness, impudence, shamelessness.
- 1.impenetrable mountainsclassical
Impenetrable mountains.
- 2.flexible bowsclassical
Flexible or yielding bows.
- 3.smooth rockclassical
A smooth, elevated rock.
- 1.hardshipsboth
Hardships, calamities, or events.
- 2.lower skinclassical
The lower skin beneath the hair-bearing skin, or the entire abdominal skin.
- 3.slabsclassical
Slabs or flat pieces.
- 1.end of the brainclassical
The posterior part of the brain.
- 2.water in waterskinclassical
Water poured into a new waterskin and agitated until it turns yellow.
- 1.clappingboth
Clapping the palms together.
- 2.transferringclassical
Transferring liquid from one vessel to another to clarify it.
- 3.movingclassical
Moving camels from one pasture to another.
- 4.goingboth
Going or wandering.
- 5.turningboth
Turning something over and over.
- 1.to closeboth
To close a door.
- 2.to fillboth
To fill a vessel.
- 3.to agreeboth
To agree upon something; to be unanimous.
- 4.to encounterboth
To encounter or meet something by chance.
- 5.to provideboth
To provide a group with enough food.
- 1.hardshipsboth
Hardships, calamities, or events.
- 1.ascendingclassical
A difficult or steep ascent.
- 1.camelclassical
A camel that sleeps on one side and then the other.
- 1.to turn overboth
To turn over on one's sides.
- 2.to milkclassical
A she-camel being milked.
- 3.to joinclassical
To join or connect two pieces of cloth.
- 1.to departboth
To depart or turn away.
- 1.to shakeboth
Trees shaking in the wind.
- 2.to moveboth
The strings of a musical instrument moving.
- 1.to hesitateboth
To hesitate or waver.
- 2.to expose oneselfboth
To expose oneself to a matter or situation.
- 3.to turn overclassical
A she-camel turning over on its back and belly.