كدح
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of strenuous effort, labor, and striving, often with a connotation of hardship. It also extends to the physical act of scratching or making superficial wounds.
Derived headwords
- 1.Laborboth
The act of working diligently and striving, often involving hardship.
- 2.Scratchboth
A superficial wound or mark made by scratching.
- 3.Earningboth
The act of acquiring sustenance or income through effort.
- 1.He strivesboth
He exerts himself diligently in an endeavor, often with difficulty.
- 2.He scratchesboth
He makes a superficial wound or mark on something.
- 1.Strivingboth
One who is exerting oneself diligently in labor or effort.
- 2.Woundedclassical
Having superficial scratches or marks.
- 1.Strivingboth
The act of striving or exerting oneself, used as an adverbial accusative.
- 1.Strivingboth
One who is striving or laboring.
- 1.Scratchboth
A superficial wound or mark.
- 1.Scratchesboth
Plural of 'kadh', referring to multiple superficial wounds or marks.
- 1.He earnsboth
He acquires wealth or sustenance through diligent effort and labor.
- 1.He earnsboth
He gains or acquires something, especially through effort.
- 1.Hardshipsclassical
Difficulties or strenuous efforts involved in earning a living.
- 1.Scratchingboth
The act of making superficial wounds or marks.
- 1.Scratchedclassical
Having been subjected to scratching, resulting in superficial wounds.
- 1.It was scratchedboth
The skin became scratched or marked superficially.