خسف
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThe root خسف (kh-s-f) primarily denotes sinking, disappearing into the earth, or a significant reduction. It extends to concepts of loss, humiliation, and even physical deterioration or emptiness.
Derived headwords
- 1.the place: it sank into the earthboth
the place: it sank into the earth
- 2.Allah caused him to sink into the earth (from the pattern of ضرب), meaning He made him disappear into itboth
Allah caused him to sink into the earth (from the pattern of ضرب), meaning He made him disappear into it
- 3.he was caused to sinkboth
he was caused to sink
- 4.the moon was eclipsedboth
the moon was eclipsed
- 1.to sink (present)both
The present tense form of the verb meaning to sink into the earth.
- 1.sinkingboth
The act or process of sinking into the earth.
- 2.lunar eclipseboth
The obscuring of the moon, specifically when it appears to sink or be covered.
- 3.reductionclassical
A decrease or deficiency.
- 1.sinkingboth
The act of sinking into the earth, often used as an object of a verb.
- 2.humiliationclassical
Degradation, abasement, or being subjected to hardship and disgrace.
- 1.the earth swallowed himclassical
God caused him and his dwelling to be swallowed by the earth.
- 1.sank into the earthboth
To disappear or sink into the ground.
- 1.sank into itboth
To sink into something, often referring to the earth.
- 1.would have sunk usclassical
A passive construction indicating that 'we' would have been made to sink.
- 1.may it not sink usclassical
A plea or statement that 'we' should not be made to sink.
- 1.sunken eyesclassical
A condition where the eyes appear to have sunk into the head.
- 1.its eclipseboth
its eclipse
- 1.the moon was eclipsedclassical
The moon underwent an eclipse.
- 1.reductionboth
A decrease, deficiency, or loss.
- 2.humiliationclassical
Degradation, disgrace, or hardship.
- 3.hungerclassical
A state of extreme hunger, to the point of suffering.
- 1.subjected him to humiliationclassical
To impose hardship, disgrace, or humiliation upon someone.
- 1.subjected him to hardshipclassical
To inflict suffering, humiliation, or difficulty upon someone.
- 1.blocked the well's waterclassical
To obstruct or block the source of water from a well.
- 1.emaciatedclassical
Thin, weak, and wasted away, often due to hunger or illness.
- 1.well dug in stoneclassical
A well dug into rocky ground that does not run dry.
- 1.soft groundclassical
Low-lying, soft, or yielding areas of the earth.