فجج
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of wideness, spaciousness, or opening, particularly in the context of paths, physical separation, and the shape of objects.
Derived headwords
- 1.with fatḥa: the wide path between two mountainsboth
with fatḥa: the wide path between two mountains
- 2.and the plural is fijāj with kasraboth
and the plural is fijāj with kasra
- 3.with kasra: the Syrian melon which the Persians call 'Hindi'both
with kasra: the Syrian melon which the Persians call 'Hindi'
- 4.and everything from melons and fruits that is not ripe is fijj with kasraboth
and everything from melons and fruits that is not ripe is fijj with kasra
- 1.Wide passesboth
The plural of الفَجّ, referring to multiple wide paths or passages.
- 1.To widenclassical
To open or widen something, such as the space between one's legs.
- 1.To widenclassical
To make wide or spacious, often used reflexively or in the context of opening legs.
- 1.Wide-leggedclassical
Describing someone who walks with their legs spread wide apart.
- 1.Wide (bow)classical
A description of a bow whose string is far from its central part (kibd), indicating a wide span.
- 1.Widenessclassical
The state or quality of being wide or spacious, particularly referring to the separation of legs or the span of a bow.
- 1.Wide-leggedclassical
A man who is wide-legged, implying an awkward or wide gait.