خزز
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of piercing, penetrating, and securing, often with sharp objects. It also extends to descriptions of animals, geographical locations, and qualities of strength or robustness.
Derived headwords
- 1.one of the types of silk garmentsboth
one of the types of silk garments
- 1.types of silk fabricclassical
The plural form of 'khazz', referring to multiple pieces or types of silk fabric.
- 1.male rabbitsclassical
The male of the rabbit species. The plural is 'khazzan'.
- 1.male rabbitsclassical
The plural of 'khazzaz', referring to male rabbits.
- 1.to pierce, to penetrateboth
To pierce or penetrate something, often with an arrow or a sharp object.
- 1.to pierce, to penetrateboth
To pierce or penetrate something, often with an arrow or a sharp object. It implies a successful or complete penetration.
- 2.to string togetherclassical
To string something together, like beads or pearls, implying to thread them through.
- 1.to pierce, to penetrateboth
To pierce or penetrate something, often with an arrow or a sharp object.
- 1.to secure a wallclassical
To place thorns or sharp objects on a wall to prevent people from climbing it.
- 1.name of a mountainclassical
A mountain where Arabs used to light fires as a signal, especially on the morning of a raid.
- 1.name of a mountainclassical
An alternative name for the mountain 'Khazzaz', used for signaling with fire.
- 1.strong, robustclassical
Describing something as strong, powerful, or robust. It is used here to describe a saddle or pack.