خرط
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThe root خرط (kh-r-t) primarily relates to the concept of scraping, peeling, or stripping away material. It extends to meanings of causing something to move or flow, and metaphorically to persistence, stubbornness, or a drawn-out state. It also encompasses specific terms for ailments, animals, and objects characterized by length or slenderness.
Derived headwords
- 1.he stripped the stick: he peeled itboth
he stripped the stick: he peeled it
- 2.he stripped it offboth
he stripped it off
- 3.he lengthened it like a columnboth
he lengthened it like a column
- 1.to peelboth
To peel something, like peeling the bark off a tree.
- 2.to cause to moveclassical
To cause medicine to move through the body or to be effective.
- 3.to sealclassical
To seal or close a container, like a pouch.
- 1.he stripped the stick: he peeled itboth
he stripped the stick: he peeled it
- 2.he stripped it offboth
he stripped it off
- 3.he lengthened it like a columnboth
he lengthened it like a column
- 1.he stripped the stick: he peeled itboth
he stripped the stick: he peeled it
- 2.he stripped it offboth
he stripped it off
- 3.he lengthened it like a columnboth
he lengthened it like a column
- 1.scrapingclassical
The act of scraping or rubbing something off.
- 2.causing to moveclassical
The act of causing something to move or flow, especially medicine.
- 1.having udder diseaseclassical
A female animal (like a camel) that has a disease of the udder causing curdled milk.
- 1.snake that sheds skinclassical
A snake that habitually sheds its skin annually.
- 1.stubbornclassical
A horse that is stubborn or unmanageable.
- 1.it became thinboth
it became thin
- 1.type of plantclassical
A type of sour, herbaceous plant.
- 1.he stripped the stick: he peeled itboth
he stripped the stick: he peeled it
- 2.he stripped it offboth
he stripped it off
- 3.he lengthened it like a columnboth
he lengthened it like a column
- 1.meaning, there is length in them without widthboth
meaning, there is length in them without width
- 1.to drawboth
To draw or unsheathe a sword.
- 1.a container made of leather or other material, tied over what is inside itboth
a container made of leather or other material, tied over what is inside it
- 1.to extendclassical
To extend or stretch out, used for travel or movement.