ذبح
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThe root ذبح primarily relates to the act of slaughtering, cutting, or piercing. It extends to concepts of sacrifice, things prepared for slaughter, and even metaphorical uses like splitting or making openings. The root also encompasses related terms for wounds, ailments, and astronomical phenomena.
Derived headwords
- 1.Slaughter is well-known.both
Slaughter is well-known.
- 1.to slaughterboth
The basic verb form meaning to slaughter an animal.
- 2.to split openclassical
To split open or pierce something, used in a poetic context.
- 3.to tapclassical
To tap or pierce a container, like a waterskin, to let out its contents.
- 1.Adh-Dhibḥ, with a kasra, is that which is slaughtered.both
Adh-Dhibḥ, with a kasra, is that which is slaughtered.
- 1.Adh-Dhabīḥ: the slaughtered one.both
Adh-Dhabīḥ: the slaughtered one.
- 1.And the feminine is dhabīḥah.both
And the feminine is dhabīḥah.
- 1.to take as slaughteredclassical
To take or prepare something as a slaughtered animal or sacrifice.
- 1.The people slaughtered each other: some slaughtered others.both
The people slaughtered each other: some slaughtered others.
- 1.slaughter placeboth
A place where slaughtering occurs, or a sacrificial altar.
- 2.furrowclassical
A cut or furrow in the ground, like those made by a flood.
- 3.altarclassical
Specifically, altars or sanctuaries where offerings were made.
- 1.cracks in fingersclassical
Cracks or fissures found on the inside of fingers or toes.
- 1.Sa'd al-Dabihclassical
A mansion of the moon (a star constellation), named for its appearance of one star 'slaughtering' another.
- 1.Slaughter is well-known.both
Slaughter is well-known.
- 1.Adh-Dhubḥah, on the pattern of 'hamzah', is a pain in the throat.both
Adh-Dhubḥah, on the pattern of 'hamzah', is a pain in the throat.