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Root entry · 34 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to emptiness, hollowness, and desolation. It extends to concepts of hunger, scarcity, and things being vacant or hollowed out. It also encompasses actions like snatching, taking away, and a specific type of prayer posture.
Derived headwords
- 1.house collapsedclassical
The house became ruined and collapsed.
- 1.became emptyclassical
Became empty of its inhabitants.
- 1.became emptyclassical
Became empty of its inhabitants.
- 1.became emptyclassical
Became empty of its inhabitants.
- 1.became emptyclassical
Became empty of its inhabitants.
- 1.emptinessclassical
The state of being empty of inhabitants.
- 2.hungerclassical
The hollowness of the stomach due to hunger.
- 3.nasal bleedingclassical
Nasal bleeding.
- 4.spaceclassical
The space between two things.
- 1.emptinessclassical
The state of being empty of inhabitants.
- 2.hungerclassical
The hollowness of the stomach due to hunger.
- 1.empty landclassical
Land that is devoid of its inhabitants.
- 1.emptiness of stomachclassical
The hollowness of the stomach from lack of food.
- 2.nasal bleedingclassical
Nasal bleeding.
- 3.spaceclassical
The space between two things.
- 1.honeyclassical
Honey.
- 1.hunger followedclassical
Hunger consecutively afflicted him.
- 2.failed to igniteclassical
The fire drill failed to produce a spark.
- 3.became barrenclassical
The stars indicated a period of drought and no rain.
- 4.snatchedclassical
He snatched the thing.
- 5.gave birthclassical
The woman gave birth and her womb became empty.
- 1.failed to igniteclassical
The fire drill failed to produce a spark.
- 2.became barrenclassical
The stars indicated a period of drought and no rain.
- 1.food givenclassical
The food that was given to her (after childbirth).
- 1.prepared foodclassical
He prepared food for her.
- 1.prepared foodclassical
He prepared food for her.
- 1.spread apartclassical
He spread apart his arms and sides during prostration.
- 1.steadfastclassical
Steadfast.
- 2.passagewayclassical
A passage between two mountains.
- 3.soft groundclassical
Soft ground.
- 4.gapclassical
The space between the udder and the private parts of livestock.
- 1.gapclassical
The space between the udder and the private parts of livestock.
- 1.hollowedclassical
The hollowed part of a spearhead.
- 2.spaceclassical
The internal space of a saddle.
- 3.light-footedclassical
Light-footedness in a horse's gait.
- 1.barren dayclassical
A day of drought.
- 1.barren dayclassical
A day of drought.
- 1.annexed the landclassical
He annexed the land.
- 1.stabbed the horseclassical
He stabbed the horse between its legs and hands.
- 1.lost his mindclassical
He lost his mind.
- 1.took everythingclassical
He took everything from him.
- 1.stole and ateclassical
The wild beast stole and ate the calf.
- 1.became hungryclassical
He became hungry.
- 2.reached peak fatnessclassical
The wealth reached the peak of fatness.
- 1.reached peak fatnessclassical
The wealth reached the peak of fatness.
- 1.intentionclassical
Intention or aim.
- 1.dug a pitclassical
You dug a pit, lit a fire in it, and placed him in it for his illness.
- 1.city nameclassical
A city in Azerbaijan, from which many scholars originated.
- 1.people from Khuyclassical
Scholars from the city of Khuy.
- 1.group of scholarsclassical
A group of scholars.
- 1.person from Khaywanclassical
A person from Khaywan.