حقد
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of deep-seated malice, resentment, and hatred. It describes the feeling of harboring ill will towards someone, often stemming from a perceived wrong or grievance. The derived terms also touch upon the act of inciting such feelings in others and the state of being resentful.
Derived headwords
- 1.rancor, maliceboth
rancor, malice
- 1.the pluralboth
the plural
- 1.he bore a grudge against him, with a kasra on the ḥāʾboth
he bore a grudge against him, with a kasra on the ḥāʾ
- 2.from the pattern of 'ṭariba', a variant usageboth
from the pattern of 'ṭariba', a variant usage
- 1.he bore a grudge against him, with a kasra on the ḥāʾboth
he bore a grudge against him, with a kasra on the ḥāʾ
- 2.from the pattern of 'ṭariba', a variant usageboth
from the pattern of 'ṭariba', a variant usage
- 1.he bore a grudge against him, with a kasra on the ḥāʾboth
he bore a grudge against him, with a kasra on the ḥāʾ
- 2.from the pattern of 'ṭariba', a variant usageboth
from the pattern of 'ṭariba', a variant usage
- 1.he bore a grudge against him, with a kasra on the ḥāʾboth
he bore a grudge against him, with a kasra on the ḥāʾ
- 2.from the pattern of 'ṭariba', a variant usageboth
from the pattern of 'ṭariba', a variant usage
- 1.intransitiveboth
intransitive
- 1.intransitiveboth
intransitive
- 1.with a fatḥa on the ḥāʾboth
with a fatḥa on the ḥāʾ
- 1.to seek ore and find noneclassical
A specific usage referring to a group of people who search for mineral ore but fail to find any.