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Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the extraction or drawing out of something, particularly milk from an animal's udder. It extends to meanings of eliciting, denying, striking, and even physical actions like a horse dragging its feet. It also encompasses abstract concepts like doubt and dispute, as well as specific objects and places.
Derived headwords
- 1.to milkboth
To stroke the udder of a she-camel to draw out its milk.
- 2.to elicitboth
To extract or draw out something, such as milk or information.
- 3.to denyclassical
To deny someone their rights or what is due to them.
- 4.to strikeclassical
To strike someone with one hundred lashes.
- 5.to dragclassical
For a horse to drag its feet on the ground, either by hand or leg, due to injury or lameness.
- 1.to yield milkboth
Said of a she-camel whose milk has become abundant and ready to be drawn.
- 1.she-camel with milkclassical
A she-camel that is abundant with milk, or one that has no offspring but produces milk readily for the milker.
- 2.doubtboth
Doubt, uncertainty, or suspicion.
- 3.disputeboth
Argumentation, debate, or contention.
- 1.to extractboth
To extract or draw out something.
- 1.to deny his rightclassical
To deny someone their rightful due or entitlement.
- 1.to strike someoneclassical
To beat someone, specifically with one hundred lashes.
- 1.to drag feetclassical
For a horse to drag its feet on the ground, often due to injury or lameness.
- 1.abundant with milkclassical
A she-camel that is very productive with milk, or one that lactates without a calf.
- 1.she-camel with semenclassical
A she-camel that has conceived and retained the male's semen within its womb.
- 1.doubtboth
Doubt, uncertainty, or suspicion.
- 2.disputeboth
Argumentation, debate, or contention.
- 1.to doubtboth
To doubt something or someone, to be uncertain.
- 2.to disputeboth
To engage in argument or debate.
- 1.doubtboth
The act of doubting or being uncertain.
- 2.disputeboth
The act of arguing or debating.
- 1.to doubtboth
To doubt or be uncertain about something.
- 1.to doubtboth
To doubt or be uncertain about something.
- 1.smooth sandgrouseclassical
A species of sandgrouse known for its smooth appearance.
- 2.fair womanclassical
A woman who is white, bright, and radiant.
- 3.striped clothclassical
A small garment with flowing stripes, or a striped loincloth for a water carrier.
- 4.catcher of sandgrouseclassical
Someone who hunts or catches sandgrouse.
- 5.worn garmentclassical
An old garment that reaches to the elbows.
- 1.smooth white calfclassical
The smooth, white offspring of a cow.
- 2.splendorclassical
Radiance, beauty, or magnificence.
- 3.striped clothclassical
A small garment with flowing stripes, or a striped loincloth for a water carrier.
- 4.worn garmentclassical
An old garment that reaches to the elbows.
- 1.cow with calfclassical
A cow that has a calf, specifically one that is smooth and white.
- 1.name of a womanclassical
A historical woman known for her valuable jewelry, which became a metaphor for great worth.
- 1.city in Andalusiaclassical
A city located in the region of Andalusia.
- 2.city in Yemenclassical
A city located in Yemen.
- 3.place between Wasit and Basraclassical
A location situated between the cities of Wasit and Basra.
- 1.veins filled with milkclassical
The veins in an animal's udder that become engorged and produce milk.
- 1.to adorn oneselfclassical
To adorn oneself with something, to show off.
- 1.straightforward matterclassical
A matter that is straightforward, uncomplicated, or direct.