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Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the inner parts of the body, the interior of things, and by extension, closeness or privacy. It also extends to concepts of exclusion, exception, and divine protection.
Derived headwords
- 1.Innardsboth
The internal organs within the abdomen, such as the liver, spleen, and stomach, or what lies beneath the diaphragm.
- 2.Abdomenboth
The region between the last rib and the hip, or the front of the belly.
- 3.Lapboth
The fold of the body when sitting, the lap.
- 1.To be filledclassical
To be filled with something, particularly referring to a waterskin becoming filled with milk.
- 1.Stuffingboth
The act of filling or stuffing something.
- 1.A fillingboth
That which is used for stuffing or filling.
- 1.Stuffedboth
Filled or stuffed with something.
- 1.Innardsclassical
A plural form referring to the internal organs.
- 1.Innardsclassical
A singular form referring to the internal organs.
- 1.Innardsclassical
Another singular form referring to the internal organs.
- 1.Waterskin spoiledclassical
When a waterskin filled with milk becomes like a skin from the inside, sticking to it and likely to spoil.
- 1.Withered plantclassical
Referring to a plant whose root has spoiled and rotted, or is dry and withered.
- 1.To protect himclassical
To protect, shield, or guard someone.
- 1.Sideboth
The side of a garment or other object.
- 2.Retinueboth
A person's household, close associates, or entourage.
- 3.Vicinityboth
The area or region near someone or something.
- 4.Shadowclassical
Figuratively, one's constant companion or shadow.
- 1.To excludeboth
To make an exception of someone from a group.
- 1.Far be itboth
An expression of seeking refuge or denial, similar to 'God forbid'.
- 1.Far be it from youboth
An expression used to deny something attributed to someone, meaning 'that is far from you' or 'you are innocent of that'.
- 1.God forbidboth
An exclamation seeking divine protection or expressing strong denial.
- 1.To speak ill ofclassical
To speak negatively or disparagingly about someone.
- 1.Young camelsclassical
Refers to two specific types of young camels: the son of a she-camel that has been pregnant once (ابن المخاض) and the son of a she-camel that has been pregnant twice (ابن اللبون).