مرق
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of broth or soup, but also extends to meanings of passing through, exiting, or deviating. It can describe the liquid from cooking food, a pestilence affecting crops, or the act of a projectile piercing its target.
Derived headwords
- 1.knownboth
known
- 1.thicker brothclassical
A more concentrated or specialized type of broth, implying a richer consistency.
- 1.knownboth
known
- 1.the pot, from the verb naṣaraboth
the pot, from the verb naṣara
- 2.the arrow from the shot: it exited from the other sideboth
the arrow from the shot: it exited from the other side
- 1.to make much brothboth
To cause a pot to have an excessive amount of broth.
- 1.the pot, from the verb naṣaraboth
the pot, from the verb naṣara
- 2.the arrow from the shot: it exited from the other sideboth
the arrow from the shot: it exited from the other side
- 1.a house with a curtain/awningboth
a house with a curtain/awning
- 1.the Khawarij were named Marqa because it is said they exit from religion as the arrow exits from the shotboth
the Khawarij were named Marqa because it is said they exit from religion as the arrow exits from the shot
- 1.they pass throughboth
They exit or pass through something, used metaphorically for deviating from faith.
- 1.to emergeclassical
To come out or emerge, used in a proverbial context.