حضن
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThe root حضن (ḥaḍana) primarily relates to the concept of embracing, holding close, or protecting. It extends to encompass the sides or flanks of something, and by extension, a place of protection or a region. It also describes the act of nurturing and keeping something confined.
Derived headwords
- 1.the bird incubated its eggs (from the category of naṣara and dakhala) when it gathered them to itself under its wingboth
the bird incubated its eggs (from the category of naṣara and dakhala) when it gathered them to itself under its wing
- 1.the bird incubated its eggs (from the category of naṣara and dakhala) when it gathered them to itself under its wingboth
the bird incubated its eggs (from the category of naṣara and dakhala) when it gathered them to itself under its wing
- 1.the bird incubated its eggs (from the category of naṣara and dakhala) when it gathered them to itself under its wingboth
the bird incubated its eggs (from the category of naṣara and dakhala) when it gathered them to itself under its wing
- 1.to embrace, hold closeboth
To embrace or hold something close, similar to the root verb.
- 1.upbringing, nurturingboth
The act of raising and caring for a child.
- 2.restraint, keeping awayclassical
The act of keeping something away or restraining it.
- 1.bosom, embraceclassical
The place of embrace or bosom.
- 1.the one who takes care of him in his upbringing (a nursemaid)both
the one who takes care of him in his upbringing (a nursemaid)
- 1.he embraced the thing, put it in his bosomboth
he embraced the thing, put it in his bosom
- 1.uneven (of udders)classical
Describes a ewe whose teats are of unequal length.
- 1.unevenness (of udders)classical
The state of having uneven teats, as in a ewe.
- 1.the bird incubated its eggs (from the category of naṣara and dakhala) when it gathered them to itself under its wingboth
the bird incubated its eggs (from the category of naṣara and dakhala) when it gathered them to itself under its wing
- 1.the bird incubated its eggs (from the category of naṣara and dakhala) when it gathered them to itself under its wingboth
the bird incubated its eggs (from the category of naṣara and dakhala) when it gathered them to itself under its wing
- 1.to belittle, disparageclassical
To treat someone with contempt or belittle them.