نقش
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThe root 'نقش' primarily relates to the act of engraving, carving, or inscribing designs onto a surface. It extends to related concepts like picking or plucking, and metaphorically to detailed examination or even sexual intercourse.
Derived headwords
- 1.meaning he extracted itboth
meaning he extracted it
- 2.he did not obtainboth
he did not obtain
- 3.he engraved/carved the thingboth
he engraved/carved the thing
- 4.to engrave/carve (intensive)both
to engrave/carve (intensive)
- 5.he extracted the thornboth
he extracted the thorn
- 1.meaning he extracted itboth
meaning he extracted it
- 2.he did not obtainboth
he did not obtain
- 3.he engraved/carved the thingboth
he engraved/carved the thing
- 4.to engrave/carve (intensive)both
to engrave/carve (intensive)
- 5.he extracted the thornboth
he extracted the thorn
- 1.engraved, carvedboth
Having a design or inscription carved into it.
- 1.to engrave thoroughlyboth
To engrave something in a detailed or thorough manner.
- 2.to pick outboth
To pick out or extract something.
- 1.meaning he extracted itboth
meaning he extracted it
- 2.he did not obtainboth
he did not obtain
- 3.he engraved/carved the thingboth
he engraved/carved the thing
- 4.to engrave/carve (intensive)both
to engrave/carve (intensive)
- 5.he extracted the thornboth
he extracted the thorn
- 1.forceps, pincersboth
A tool used for picking or plucking, especially for extracting things.
- 1.wound (bone extraction)classical
A type of wound from which bones are extracted.
- 1.thorough examination, scrutinyboth
An in-depth and detailed examination or questioning, especially in accounting.
- 1.to be rigorously questionedboth
To be subjected to a detailed and strict examination or questioning (passive voice).
- 1.to extract, pull outboth
To extract or pull something out, like a thorn.
- 2.to strike the ground (camel)classical
A camel striking the ground with its foot, often due to something lodged in it.