ضفن
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThe root ض-ف-ن (ḍ-f-n) primarily relates to actions involving striking, hitting, or pressing with a part of the body, particularly the foot or leg. It also extends to concepts of carrying a burden, approaching, and, metaphorically, to foolishness.
Derived headwords
- 1.to strike with the footboth
To strike or hit something with the foot or leg, often in a forceful manner.
- 2.to trampleclassical
To trample the ground with one's feet.
- 1.to throw dungclassical
To throw or cast dung.
- 1.to load uponclassical
To load or place a burden upon an animal, such as a camel.
- 1.to approach and sitclassical
To approach a group of people and sit with them.
- 1.to strike the hindquartersclassical
To strike a person's hindquarters with one's foot.
- 1.to strike oneselfclassical
To strike one's own posterior with one's foot.
- 1.to throw to the groundclassical
To throw a person down onto the ground.
- 1.foolishnessclassical
A state of foolishness or stupidity, especially in a man who is large in build.
- 1.foolishclassical
Foolish or stupid, particularly when referring to a man of large physical stature.