حطب
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThe root 'ḥaṭab' primarily relates to firewood and the act of gathering it. It extends to describe people involved in this activity, as well as metaphorical uses related to indiscriminate gathering or extreme thinness.
Derived headwords
- 1.firewoodboth
Wood gathered for fuel.
- 1.to gather firewoodboth
To collect wood for fuel.
- 1.to gather firewoodboth
To collect wood for fuel, often implying a more thorough or extensive gathering.
- 1.one who gathers indiscriminatelyclassical
A person who speaks excessively or collects things without discernment, like someone gathering firewood at night without seeing what they collect.
- 1.brought me firewoodclassical
Someone brought firewood to you.
- 1.those who gather firewoodclassical
The people who are engaged in the act of collecting firewood.
- 1.vines became ready for pruningclassical
The time has come to cut wood from the vineyard, likely for fuel or other purposes.
- 1.eating dry thornsclassical
A female camel that eats dry, thorny plants, implying a state of hardship or scarcity.
- 1.abundant in firewoodclassical
A place that has a lot of firewood available.
- 1.extremely emaciated manclassical
A man who is severely thin and gaunt.
- 1.extremely emaciatedclassical
Describing someone who is extremely thin and gaunt.
- 1.Hattab bin Abi Balta'ahclassical
A historical figure mentioned in the context of a saying, known for his prudence.