حتء
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThe root حتء primarily relates to actions of striking, penetrating, or firmly securing. It extends to meanings of intense looking, handling goods, sewing, and tightening knots or structures. Some derived forms also describe specific objects or individuals.
Derived headwords
- 1.to strikeboth
To strike or hit something.
- 1.to have intercourse withclassical
Specifically refers to a man having sexual intercourse with a woman.
- 1.to stare intentlyboth
To look fixedly or stare at something for an extended period.
- 1.to unload goodsclassical
To unload baggage or goods from camels.
- 1.to sew (second time)both
To sew a garment for a second time, or to finish or secure the sewing.
- 1.to twist and secure fringeclassical
To twist the fringe of a cloak and secure it closely to the fabric.
- 1.to tie tightlyboth
To tie a knot firmly and securely.
- 1.to secure firmlyboth
To make a wall or other structure firm and secure.
- 1.to twist fabricclassical
To twist fabric, specifically for making garments.
- 2.to secure firmlyboth
To make something firm and secure.
- 3.to sewclassical
To sew something.
- 1.twisted fringeclassical
Twisted threads forming the fringe at the end of a garment's tail, a term used in Yemen.
- 1.ground barley/grainclassical
A type of ground barley or grain, considered a variant pronunciation of الحتي.
- 1.ground barley/grainclassical
A type of ground barley or grain.
- 1.short and smallclassical
Describes someone who is short and small in stature, often implying self-admiration and appearing small in others' eyes.