مخض
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the process of churning or agitating liquids, particularly milk, to extract butter. It extends metaphorically to the movement of a fetus within the womb and the onset of labor pains, as well as the concept of ripeness or readiness for a particular event.
Derived headwords
- 1.she was struck by labor painsboth
she was struck by labor pains
- 1.to churn milkboth
A variant form of the verb indicating the action of churning milk.
- 1.churnclassical
A vessel or tool used for churning milk.
- 2.pitcherclassical
A type of pitcher or jug, possibly related to its use in preparing or holding milk.
- 1.churned milkboth
Milk that has been churned, from which butter has been taken.
- 1.churned milkboth
Milk that has been churned, from which butter has been taken.
- 1.to be ready for churningclassical
Said of milk when it has reached the stage where it is ready to be churned.
- 1.it moved in the churnboth
it moved in the churn
- 1.it moved in the churnboth
it moved in the churn
- 1.time, fateboth
time, fate
- 2.death, because it cuts off lifespans and reduces numbersboth
death, because it cuts off lifespans and reduces numbers
- 1.labor painsboth
The pain associated with childbirth.
- 2.pregnant camelsclassical
Female camels that are pregnant.
- 1.she was struck by labor painsboth
she was struck by labor pains
- 1.labor painsboth
The pain associated with childbirth.
- 1.pregnant she-camelsboth
pregnant she-camels
- 1.he churned the milkboth
he churned the milk
- 1.a young camel that has completed one year and entered its secondboth
a young camel that has completed one year and entered its second
- 1.female of ibn makhadboth
female of ibn makhad
- 1.female camel calves (one year old)classical
The plural of 'ibnat makhadh', referring to female camel calves that have completed their first year.
- 1.she was struck by labor painsboth
she was struck by labor pains
- 1.to lower a bucketclassical
A variant spelling or pronunciation of 'makhada', meaning to lower a bucket into a well.