خوض
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThe root خوض (khawḍ) primarily relates to the act of entering into or moving through water or a liquid. It extends metaphorically to engaging deeply with abstract concepts like speech or difficult situations, and also to the physical act of stirring or agitating.
Derived headwords
- 1.he waded into the waterboth
he waded into the water
- 2.he plunged into difficultiesboth
he plunged into difficulties
- 3.the people engaged in conversationboth
the people engaged in conversation
- 1.wadingboth
The act of wading into water or moving through it.
- 2.engagementboth
Deep involvement or participation in a matter, discussion, or conflict.
- 1.wadingclassical
An alternative masdar for the act of wading, emphasizing the process.
- 1.a place where people cross on foot or ridingboth
a place where people cross on foot or riding
- 1.fordsboth
The plural of مخاضة, referring to multiple crossing points in water.
- 1.fordsclassical
Another plural form for مخاضة, indicating multiple places to cross water.
- 1.he made his animal wade into the waterboth
he made his animal wade into the water
- 1.to discuss togetherboth
To engage in mutual discussion or conversation about a topic.
- 1.the milk that has been churned and its butter takenboth
the milk that has been churned and its butter taken