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Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of splitting, cutting, or tearing, often with a connotation of fabrication or invention. It extends to concepts of creation, deception, and even astonishment or confusion.
Derived headwords
- 1.to split, tearboth
To split or tear something, whether it results in something damaged or something improved.
- 2.to fabricate, inventboth
To invent or fabricate a lie or a story.
- 3.to create, makeclassical
To create or fashion something, specifically mentioned in relation to a waterskin.
- 4.to traverse, cover groundclassical
To travel across or traverse the land.
- 1.to split itboth
To split or tear something.
- 1.to split itboth
To split or tear something.
- 1.to splitboth
To split or tear something.
- 1.to fabricate, inventboth
To fabricate or invent a lie or a story.
- 2.to create, makeclassical
To create or fashion something, specifically mentioned in relation to a waterskin.
- 1.fabrication, lieboth
A fabricated story or a lie.
- 2.clamor, uproarclassical
A loud noise, a clamor, or an uproar.
- 3.large waterskinclassical
A large waterskin.
- 4.fresh milkclassical
Milk that has just been milked.
- 1.lieboth
A lie.
- 1.lieboth
A lie.
- 1.fabricated matterclassical
A fabricated or manufactured matter.
- 2.great thingclassical
A great or significant thing.
- 1.wide waterskinclassical
A wide waterskin.
- 1.fresh milkclassical
Milk at the time it is milked.
- 1.astonished, bewilderedclassical
Astonished, bewildered, or perplexed.
- 1.to split, tearboth
To split or tear open.
- 2.to burst forthclassical
To burst forth or gush, referring to a spring or eye.
- 1.Tabi'iclassical
A name of a Tabi'i (a successor to the companions of the Prophet Muhammad).
- 1.to do wondersclassical
To perform astonishing or wondrous deeds in one's work.
- 1.to repair itclassical
To repair something or to order its repair.
- 2.to blame himclassical
To blame or reproach someone.