فتق
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThe root فتق (f-t-q) primarily denotes the concept of splitting, tearing, or opening something that was previously joined or closed. It extends to meanings related to separation, division, and the breaking of unity, as well as physical conditions and natural phenomena like the dawn and fertile land.
Derived headwords
- 1.he split itboth
he split it
- 2.to extract the scent of musk by introducing something to itboth
to extract the scent of musk by introducing something to it
- 1.splittingboth
The act or instance of splitting or tearing something.
- 2.divisionclassical
The state of being divided or separated; discord.
- 1.splitting (intensive)both
An intensive or repeated act of splitting or tearing.
- 1.it became splitboth
it became split
- 1.it became splitboth
it became split
- 1.to extract scentclassical
To extract the fragrance of musk by mixing it with something else.
- 1.division of unityclassical
The act of breaking the unity of a group or the outbreak of war between people.
- 2.herniamodern
A medical condition involving a bulge or protrusion in the abdomen.
- 3.dawnclassical
The first light of day; the morning.
- 4.fertilityclassical
Abundance and fertility, especially of the land.
- 1.hermaphroditismclassical
A condition describing a woman with a split or open vulva, contrasting with 'ratqaa' (closed).
- 1.split-vulvaedclassical
Describing a woman who is 'fataq' (split-vulvaed), the opposite of 'ratqaa'.
- 1.clouds clearedclassical
Said of people when the clouds clear away from them.
- 2.sun appeared through cloudsclassical
Said of the sun when it appears through a gap in the clouds.
- 3.found a gapclassical
Said of finding a patch of land that did not receive rain while surrounding areas did.
- 1.gapsclassical
Plural of 'fataq', referring to gaps or openings, particularly in clouds or in rainfall patterns.
- 2.little rainclassical
Referring to a place or time with little rain.
- 1.he split itboth
he split it
- 2.to extract the scent of musk by introducing something to itboth
to extract the scent of musk by introducing something to it
- 1.sharp-tonguedboth
sharp-tongued
- 1.fattenedclassical
Describing a camel that has become very fat.
- 1.risingclassical
Describing the rising sun or the dawn.
- 1.carpenterclassical
A carpenter, derived from the idea of joining and shaping wood.