فهق
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of fullness, expansion, and abundance, particularly concerning containers, liquids, and physical spaces. It also extends to describing physical attributes like bones and wounds, and metaphorical concepts like speech.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be fullboth
The container, such as a vessel, became completely full.
- 1.fullnessclassical
The state of being full, often used metaphorically.
- 1.bone at neck baseboth
A bone located at the base of the neck, considered the first vertebra.
- 2.bone near skullclassical
A bone situated near the top of the head, overlooking the uvula.
- 1.to be fullclassical
To be filled to capacity, similar to the verb 'faḥaqa'.
- 1.to strike the fahqahclassical
To hit or injure the specific bone at the base of the neck.
- 1.blood-gushing woundclassical
A wound that bleeds profusely, as if pouring out blood.
- 2.cauterization on fahqahclassical
A burn mark or cauterization applied to the bone at the base of the neck.
- 1.wide, spaciousclassical
Describing something as vast or expansive in any context.
- 2.select (female camel)classical
Referring to a prime or excellent female camel.
- 1.water-abundant (well)both
A well that yields a large quantity of water.
- 1.to fill itboth
To cause something to become full or abundant.
- 2.to cauterize camelclassical
To apply a brand or cauterizing mark to a camel.
- 3.to widenboth
To make something broader or more expansive, like lightning or other phenomena.
- 1.to widenboth
To become wider or more expansive, used for phenomena like lightning.
- 1.to widenboth
To become wider or more expansive, used for phenomena like lightning.
- 1.to speak pompouslyboth
To speak in an exaggerated, verbose, or pompous manner, as if filling one's mouth with words.