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Root entry · 2 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes physical attributes related to height, stature, and bone structure, often implying a lanky or imposing build. It can also extend to describe persistent winds and, metaphorically, cowardice.
Derived headwords
خَجُوجَىadjective
- 1.Tall and lankyboth
Describing a man who is tall in his legs, or tall in stature, with large bones.
- 2.Cowardlyclassical
This attribute can also be associated with cowardice.
خَجُوجَاةadjective
- 1.Persistent (wind)classical
Referring to a wind that blows continuously.
Parallel reading
الخجوجى، ويمد: الرجل الطويل الرجلين، أو الطويل القامة، الضخم العظام، وقد يكون جبانا.
Al-khajūjī, and yamuddu: the man tall in his legs, or tall in stature, with large bones, and he might be cowardly.
ورمح خجوجاة: دائمة الهبوب.
And a khajūjah wind: one that blows continuously.