خدر
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThe root خدر (kh-d-r) primarily relates to concealment, seclusion, and darkness. It extends to meanings of staying put, being sluggish or numb, and also encompasses terms for darkness, night, and certain animals and places associated with these concepts.
Derived headwords
- 1.the curtain, veil, private chamberboth
the curtain, veil, private chamber
- 2.numbness in the legboth
numbness in the leg
- 1.a girl who stays in her private chamberboth
a girl who stays in her private chamber
- 1.secluded, hiddenclassical
Describing a lion that stays within its den or lair.
- 2.sluggish, numbboth
Referring to a person or limb that feels sluggish, heavy, or numb.
- 1.to stay, to remainboth
To stay or remain in a place, particularly in one's home or den.
- 2.to become darkclassical
To be covered by darkness, especially due to rain or nightfall.
- 1.Khadraclassical
A tribe or clan of the Ansar, from which Abu Sa'id al-Khudri hailed.
- 1.dark, blackclassical
Describing the dark or black night, black clouds, or a black bird of prey (eagle).
- 2.very blackclassical
Used to describe a camel or a female camel that is intensely black.
- 1.eagleclassical
A name for the eagle, likely due to its dark coloration.
- 1.numb, sluggishboth
Describing a feeling of numbness or sluggishness affecting a person's legs or bones.
- 2.drowsy, sleepyclassical
Describing a state of being drowsy or appearing sleepy, like a tired animal.
- 1.wild assclassical
A term for a wild ass.
- 1.my leg became numbboth
The sensation of a leg becoming numb or losing feeling.
- 1.his bones became sluggishboth
A feeling of sluggishness or heaviness in the bones.
- 1.darkness (from rain)classical
The darkness that descends upon people due to rain obscuring the sun.
- 1.dewy dayclassical
A day characterized by heavy dew.
- 1.dewy nightclassical
A night with significant dewfall.
- 1.the gazelle lagged behindclassical
When a gazelle falls behind or separates from its herd.