حذا
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThe root حذا (ḥadhā) primarily relates to the concept of matching, aligning, or being adjacent to something. It extends to actions like stepping into a shoe, cutting, or giving a portion. It also encompasses the idea of following an example or being in proximity.
Derived headwords
- 1.he measured one sandal against the otherboth
he measured one sandal against the other
- 1.matchingclassical
The act of matching one sandal with another.
- 1.besideboth
In the position of being next to something.
- 1.to abortclassical
Said of a sheep when its afterbirth detaches within its womb, causing it to complain.
- 1.the sandalboth
the sandal
- 2.what the camel treads on with its hoof and the horse with its hoofboth
what the camel treads on with its hoof and the horse with its hoof
- 3.opposite to it, next to itboth
opposite to it, next to it
- 1.he put on sandalsboth
he put on sandals
- 2.he followed his exampleboth
he followed his example
- 1.to give a shoeclassical
To give someone a sandal or shoe.
- 2.to give a portionclassical
To give someone a share or portion, especially from spoils of war.
- 1.portion of spoilsclassical
A share or portion from the spoils of war.
- 1.he became beside himboth
he became beside him
- 1.proximityboth
The state of being next to or adjacent to something.
- 2.piece of meatclassical
A strip or piece of meat cut lengthwise.
- 1.portion of spoilsclassical
A share or portion from the spoils of war.
- 2.piece of meatclassical
A strip or piece of meat cut lengthwise.