حبج
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a state of abdominal distension in camels, often due to eating specific plants. It also extends to the action of striking someone with a stick and, metaphorically, to the plant basil.
Derived headwords
- 1.became distendedclassical
Said of camels whose bellies have become swollen from eating certain plants like 'urfuj and da'ah.
- 1.to become distendedclassical
The present tense verb form indicating the state of abdominal distension in camels.
- 1.distensionclassical
The verbal noun (masdar) for the state of camels' bellies becoming distended.
- 1.distended-belliedclassical
An adjective describing a camel with a swollen belly, typically from overeating.
- 1.distended-bellied camelsclassical
A plural adjective form describing camels with swollen bellies.
- 1.distended-belliedclassical
An alternative plural adjective form for camels with swollen bellies, similar to 'hamqa' and 'hamaqa'.
- 1.basilclassical
The name of the herb basil.
- 1.to smell of basilclassical
To have the scent of basil.
- 1.to smell of basilclassical
To emit the fragrance of basil.
- 1.to strikeclassical
To hit someone with a stick, with multiple strikes.
- 1.strikesclassical
The verbal noun for striking someone multiple times with a stick.