هرشف
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the act of absorbing or wiping up liquids, particularly water, with a coarse cloth. It also extends to the concept of a large, coarse piece of cloth used for this purpose, and by extension, can describe an old woman with a large head or coarse features.
Derived headwords
- 1.coarse cloth for wipingclassical
A piece of coarse cloth or garment used to wipe up rainwater from the ground, which is then wrung out, especially in times of water scarcity.
- 2.large old womanclassical
A term used to describe an old woman, implying she is large or has coarse features.
- 1.to dryboth
To absorb or dry up liquid.
- 1.small amount absorbedclassical
A small amount of liquid that is absorbed or wiped up, enough to fill one's palm.
- 1.to wring outboth
To squeeze liquid out of something, such as a cloth.
- 1.container for wringingclassical
A container or vessel into which liquid is wrung out, typically from a cloth.
- 1.the top of everythingboth
the top of everything
- 2.the human headboth
the human head
- 3.the plural is qulalboth
the plural is qulal
- 1.palm of the handboth
The hollow part of the hand; the palm.
- 1.an old womanboth
an old woman
- 1.so-and-so led the people, he leads them (yarʾasuhum) with fatḥa, leadership (riyāsatan)both
so-and-so led the people, he leads them (yarʾasuhum) with fatḥa, leadership (riyāsatan)
- 2.repeat your words from the beginningboth
repeat your words from the beginning
- 1.he turned over the potboth
he turned over the pot
- 2.he poured out what was in itboth
he poured out what was in it
- 1.oldboth
Advanced in age; elderly.