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دخس
Root entry · 4 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes swellings, particularly on animals, and also relates to concepts of abundance, density, and a specific marine creature.
Derived headwords
الدَّخْسnoun
- 1.a sea creature that saves the drowning, enabling them to use its back to help with swimmingboth
a sea creature that saves the drowning, enabling them to use its back to help with swimming
- 2.and it is called 'dolphin' (dulfīn), with the same meter as 'munjīn'both
and it is called 'dolphin' (dulfīn), with the same meter as 'munjīn'
الدَّخِيسnoun
- 1.fetlockclassical
The fetlock, which is the joint connecting the pastern to the cannon bone of a horse's leg.
- 2.fleshy meatclassical
Thick, fleshy meat.
- 3.fat animalclassical
Any animal that is fat.
- 4.abundant sandclassical
Abundant sand.
- 5.large numberclassical
A large number or quantity.
دَخَاسadjective
- 1.abundantclassical
Used to describe a large quantity of something, such as camels or sand.
- 2.closely linkedclassical
Describing armor with closely linked rings.
الدلفينnoun
- 1.with a damma on the dal and a kasra on the fa: an animal in the sea that saves the groupboth
with a damma on the dal and a kasra on the fa: an animal in the sea that saves the group
Parallel reading
الدخس: ورم يكون في أطرة حافر الدابة.
Ad-dakhs: a swelling that occurs on the hoof of a beast of burden.
والدخيس: الحوشب، وهو موصل الوظيف في رسغ الدابة.
And ad-dukhays: the fetlock, which is the joint connecting the pastern to the cannon bone of a beast's leg.
والدخيس: اللحم المكتنز.
And ad-dukhays: the thick, fleshy meat.
وكل ذي سمن دخيس.
And every fat animal is dukhays.
والدخيس من أنقاء الرمل: الكثير.
And ad-dukhays from the sands: the abundant.
والدخيس: العدد الجم.
And ad-dukhays: the large number.
يقال: عدد دخاس ونعم دخاس، أي كثيرة.
It is said: a dukhās number and dukhās camels, meaning numerous.
ودرع دخاس أي متقاربة الحلق.
And a dukhās coat of mail, meaning with closely linked rings.
والدخس، مثال الصرد: دابة في البحر ينجى الغريق، يمكنه من ظهره ليستعين على السباحة، ويسمى الدلفين.
And ad-dakhs, like as-sard: a creature in the sea that a drowning person is saved by, able to hold onto its back to aid in swimming, and it is called the dolphin.