فرغ
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThe root FRGH primarily relates to emptiness, completion, and pouring out. It encompasses concepts of finishing tasks, emptying containers, and the absence of something. It also extends to notions of spaciousness and wasted effort.
Derived headwords
- 1.he finished the workboth
he finished the work
- 2.the water poured outboth
the water poured out
- 1.completionboth
The act or state of being finished or completed.
- 2.emptyingboth
The act of becoming empty or void.
- 1.completionboth
The act or state of being finished or completed.
- 2.emptyingboth
The act of becoming empty or void.
- 1.to devote oneself to somethingboth
to devote oneself to something
- 1.he exerted his effort in such and suchboth
he exerted his effort in such and such
- 1.spoutclassical
The opening from which water is poured from a bucket.
- 1.solidclassical
Describing a ring or similar object that is solid and not hollow.
- 1.emptying containersboth
emptying containers
- 1.Yazid ibn Mufraghclassical
A poet from the Himyar tribe.
- 1.two lunar mansionsclassical
The two parts of a lunar mansion, specifically the front and back parts of the bucket-shaped constellation, each consisting of two stars.
- 1.semenclassical
The male seminal fluid; the sperm.
- 1.wide-steppingclassical
Describing a horse that has a wide and expansive gait.
- 2.wideclassical
Describing a strike or wound that is broad or spacious.
- 1.wideclassical
Possessing spaciousness or width, referring to a wound.
- 1.in vainclassical
Describing blood that was shed and not avenged or claimed.