عقص
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThe root عقص (ʿaqṣ) primarily relates to the concept of coiling, twisting, or braiding, particularly concerning hair. It extends to describe tangled or convoluted things, such as tangled sand dunes or twisted horns, and metaphorically to negative character traits like stinginess or bad temper.
Derived headwords
- 1.braidboth
braid
- 1.he braided his hair and twisted it on his headboth
he braided his hair and twisted it on his head
- 2.plural of ʿaqṣaboth
plural of ʿaqṣa
- 1.braidboth
braid
- 1.he braided his hair and twisted it on his headboth
he braided his hair and twisted it on his head
- 2.plural of ʿaqṣaboth
plural of ʿaqṣa
- 1.plural of ʿaqṣaboth
plural of ʿaqṣa
- 1.Braidsboth
Another plural form for عقيصة (ʿaqīṣah), referring to braids of hair.
- 1.Twisted-hornedclassical
Describing a ram whose horns are twisted and coiled back towards its ears.
- 1.Tangled sandclassical
A description of sand dunes that are tangled and difficult to navigate.
- 1.he braided his hair and twisted it on his headboth
he braided his hair and twisted it on his head
- 2.plural of ʿaqṣaboth
plural of ʿaqṣa
- 1.Crooked arrowclassical
An arrow that is bent or crooked.
- 1.Crooked arrowsclassical
The plural of المعقص (al-muʿqaṣ), referring to crooked arrows.