المخن

Root entry · 6 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to actions of forceful extraction or penetration, such as drawing water from a well or sexual intercourse. It also extends to concepts of emotional distress like weeping, and physical attributes like being tall or having a swaggering gait. Additionally, it denotes a well-trodden path and a specific place name.

Derived headwords

المَخْنnoun

1.
Intercourseclassical
Sexual intercourse, often implying a forceful or deep penetration.
2.
Drawing waterclassical
The act of drawing water from a well, suggesting a pulling or extracting motion.
3.
Weepingclassical
Crying or lamentation, possibly indicating intense emotional distress.
4.
Peelingclassical
The act of removing the outer layer or skin of something.
5.
Swaggering gaitclassical
A proud, arrogant, or light-footed manner of walking.
6.
Tallnessclassical
Being tall, especially with a sense of pride or loftiness.
7.
Prideclassical
Arrogance, haughtiness, or a sense of self-importance.
8.
Beautyclassical
Splendor, magnificence, or comeliness.

مَخَنَverb

1.
To penetrateclassical
To enter deeply or forcefully, used in contexts of intercourse or extraction.
2.
To drawclassical
To pull or extract, specifically referring to drawing water from a well.
3.
To weepclassical
To cry intensely or lament.
4.
To peelclassical
To strip off the outer layer.
5.
To swaggerclassical
To walk with a proud or light gait.

مُمَخَّنadjective

1.
Tallclassical
Describing someone who is tall, often with a connotation of pride or loftiness.
2.
Proudclassical
Exhibiting arrogance or haughtiness.

مُمَخِّنadjective

1.
Tallclassical
Describing someone who is tall, often with a connotation of pride or loftiness.
2.
Proudclassical
Exhibiting arrogance or haughtiness.

مَمْخَنadjective

1.
Well-troddenclassical
Describing a path that has been frequently walked upon, making it easy to traverse.

مَخْوَانname

1.
Place nameclassical
A town located in Marv, known as the origin of the scholar Muhammad ibn Abd al-Razzaq.

Parallel reading

المخن: النكاح

Al-makhn: Intercourse.

والنزع من البئر

And drawing from the well.

والبكاء

And weeping.

والقشر

And peeling.

والرجل إلى القصر وفيه زهو وخفة

And a man walking with pride and lightness.

وهي: بهاء

And it is: splendor.

والطويل، ضد، كالمخن، كهجف

And tall, the opposite, like al-makhn, like hajaf (tall).

وطريق ممخن، كمعظم: وطئ حتى سهل

And a well-trodden path, like mu'azzam: trodden until easy.

وماخوان، بضم الخاء: ة بمرو، منها الفقيه محمد بن عبد الرزاق

And Makhwan, with damma on the kha: a town in Marv, from which is the scholar Muhammad ibn Abd al-Razzaq.