فرث
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the contents of an animal's stomach, specifically dung while still within the rumen. It extends to the act of splitting open the stomach to remove its contents, and metaphorically to exposing someone to blame or causing internal damage.
Derived headwords
- 1.Of the same measure as 'fals', it means dung as long as it is in the rumen.both
Of the same measure as 'fals', it means dung as long as it is in the rumen.
- 1.splitting the rumenclassical
The act of splitting open the rumen and scattering its contents.
- 2.bursting of the liverclassical
The bursting or scattering of the liver, often as a result of a blow.
- 1.I split the rumenclassical
The past tense verb form indicating the act of splitting open the rumen and scattering its contents.
- 1.I split it openclassical
The present tense verb form indicating the act of splitting open the rumen and scattering its contents.
- 1.I burst his liverclassical
The past tense verb form indicating that the liver was burst or scattered, often from a blow.
- 1.bursting the liverclassical
The masdar (verbal noun) for the act of bursting or scattering the liver.
- 1.its liver burstclassical
The past tense verb form indicating that the liver burst or scattered.
- 1.I split the rumenclassical
The past tense verb form indicating the act of splitting the rumen and discarding its contents.
- 1.I exposed my companionsclassical
Metaphorically, to expose one's companions to blame or criticism from people.
- 1.And the plural is furūth, like fulūs.both
And the plural is furūth, like fulūs.