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Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of freshness, greenness, and sustenance, particularly for plants and livestock. It also extends to actions of cutting, harvesting, and preparing food, as well as physical struggles and deception.
Derived headwords
- 1.Freshness of plantsboth
The fresh, green state of plants, especially grass or herbage.
- 2.Pastureboth
Herbage or fodder for grazing animals.
- 1.A single plant/bladeboth
A single piece of fresh vegetation, a blade of grass, or a herb that has been plucked.
- 1.Herbs/grassesboth
Plural of خلاة, referring to various herbs or grasses.
- 1.Container for fodderboth
A bag or container, typically made of leather, used for holding fodder or provisions for animals.
- 1.To provide pastureclassical
God caused pasture to grow for the livestock, providing abundant fresh vegetation for them.
- 1.To have abundant herbageclassical
The land became abundant with fresh vegetation or pasture.
- 1.To cut/harvestboth
To cut or harvest fresh vegetation, such as grass or herbs.
- 1.To cut/harvestboth
To cut or harvest fresh vegetation, similar to خلاه.
- 1.To cut fodder forboth
To cut fresh vegetation (fodder) for the livestock.
- 1.To put bit in mouthboth
To place the bit (bridle) into the mouth of a horse.
- 1.To remove bitboth
To remove the bit or bridle from a horse's mouth.
- 1.To place fuel under potboth
To place firewood or fuel beneath a cooking pot.
- 2.To add meat to potboth
To put meat into a cooking pot.
- 1.To gather barley in bagboth
To gather or collect barley into a fodder bag.
- 1.Lionclassical
A lion, possibly referring to its predatory nature or its ability to 'cut down' prey.
- 1.To wrestle/grappleboth
To wrestle with someone, to grapple or struggle physically.
- 2.To deceiveboth
To deceive or trick someone.
- 1.To persist in drinking milkclassical
To continue drinking milk persistently, often implying a sustained intake.