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Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the warp threads of a woven fabric, akin to the word 'sada'. It also extends to describe a camel's relaxation after mating and the act of preparing or weaving such fabric.
Derived headwords
- 1.warp threadsclassical
A variant pronunciation or dialectal term for the warp threads of a woven garment, referring to the lengthwise threads.
- 1.warp threadsboth
The lengthwise threads of a woven fabric, forming the foundation upon which the weft is interlaced.
- 1.to weave with warpclassical
To weave a fabric using warp threads, specifically referring to the warp threads themselves being made of silk and cotton.
- 1.its warp is silk, its weft is silkclassical
A descriptive phrase for a garment where the warp threads are made of silk and the weft threads are also made of silk.
- 1.warp threadsclassical
A term for the warp threads of a garment, synonymous with 'sada'.
- 1.to prepare warpclassical
To prepare or set up the warp threads for weaving, analogous to the verb 'asda'.
- 1.loosening after matingclassical
The state of a female camel becoming relaxed and loose after mating with a male.
- 1.to become loose after matingclassical
A female camel becoming relaxed and loose after mating, particularly after the male dismounts.