حوز
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of gathering, collecting, and bringing things together. It extends to notions of proximity, enclosure, and movement, particularly in the context of driving animals or a swift, agile movement.
Derived headwords
- 1.he gathered something to himselfboth
he gathered something to himself
- 1.gathering, collectionboth
The act of gathering or collecting something.
- 2.soft marketclassical
A gentle or easy market, referring to trade.
- 3.swiftness, agilityclassical
Agility or swiftness, particularly in driving or movement.
- 1.possession, acquisitionboth
The act of acquiring or possessing something.
- 1.he gathered it to himselfboth
he gathered it to himself
- 1.to drive (animals)both
To drive animals, specifically camels, towards water.
- 1.agile driverclassical
Describing someone who is a swift and skillful driver, especially of animals.
- 1.swiftness, agilityclassical
A quality of swiftness or agility, particularly in movement or driving.
- 1.to drive them (camels)both
To drive the camels, specifically towards water.
- 1.mixing, minglingclassical
The act of mixing or mingling with others.
- 1.to coil, writheboth
To coil or writhe, like a snake.
- 2.to move away, withdrawclassical
To move away or withdraw slowly, especially when rising.
- 1.to coil, writheboth
To coil or writhe, like a snake.
- 2.to move away, withdrawclassical
To move away or withdraw slowly, especially when rising.
- 1.annex, adjoining partboth
That which is attached to a house, such as its amenities or adjoining spaces.
- 2.area, regionboth
A region, area, or side.
- 3.space, scopeboth
An area or scope within which something exists or operates.
- 1.areas, regionsboth
Plural of حِيزٌ, referring to multiple areas or regions.
- 1.region, territoryboth
A region or territory, often implying control or domain.
- 2.citadel, strongholdclassical
The stronghold or inner defense of a king or ruler.
- 1.he turned away from itboth
he turned away from it
- 2.they left their position for anotherboth
they left their position for another
- 1.mutual response, dialogueboth
mutual response, dialogue