فضض
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of breaking, scattering, or separating things, often with a sense of fragmentation. It extends to meanings of dispersal, destruction, and also to concepts of abundance, spaciousness, and purity, particularly in relation to water and wealth.
Derived headwords
- 1.breaking by separationboth
breaking by separation
- 2.he broke the seal of the letterboth
he broke the seal of the letter
- 3.meaning, he dispersed them, so they dispersedboth
meaning, he dispersed them, so they dispersed
- 1.anything that is dispersedboth
anything that is dispersed
- 2.meaning, what dispersed from the man's semenboth
meaning, what dispersed from the man's semen
- 3.plural of silverboth
plural of silver
- 1.breaking by separationboth
breaking by separation
- 2.he broke the seal of the letterboth
he broke the seal of the letter
- 3.meaning, he dispersed them, so they dispersedboth
meaning, he dispersed them, so they dispersed
- 1.anything that is dispersedboth
anything that is dispersed
- 2.meaning, what dispersed from the man's semenboth
meaning, what dispersed from the man's semen
- 3.plural of silverboth
plural of silver
- 1.it brokeboth
it broke
- 1.dispersal, scatteringclassical
The act or state of dispersing or scattering.
- 1.scatteringclassical
That which scatters or causes scattering.
- 1.meaning, inlaid with silverboth
meaning, inlaid with silver
- 1.scattered partsclassical
The scattered pieces or fragments of something that has been broken.
- 1.spacious, ampleboth
Describing something that is wide, spacious, or ample, such as clothing, armor, or a way of life.
- 1.spacious, ampleboth
Wide, loose, and ample, used for clothing, armor, or a comfortable life.
- 1.spaciousness, abundanceclassical
The state of being spacious, ample, or abundant, referring to clothing, armor, or living conditions.
- 1.calamity, disasterclassical
A great calamity or disaster.
- 1.to disperse, scatterclassical
To disperse or scatter, often intransitively.
- 1.fresh waterboth
Fresh, pure water, especially when newly obtained.
- 1.to obtain fresh waterclassical
To obtain or come across fresh water, especially at the moment it emerges.
- 1.well-known (silver)both
well-known (silver)
- 1.adorned with silverclassical
A bridle or similar item that is inlaid or adorned with silver.