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في ا
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of digging, excavating, or making a hole. It extends to the idea of something being hollowed out or a depression, and metaphorically to the act of piercing or breaking through.
Derived headwords
فَقْءnoun
- 1.hole, pitboth
A hollow or depression in the ground, a pit or excavation.
فَقِيءnoun
- 1.hollow, depressionclassical
A hollow or depression, similar to a pit or hole.
في صدره مثل الفقيء المطمئن — In his chest is like a settled hollow.
فَقَأَverb
- 1.to dig, excavateclassical
To make a hole or pit by digging.
- 2.to pierce, burstclassical
To pierce or burst something, often referring to an eye.
افْتَقَأَverb
- 1.to pierce, break throughclassical
To pierce or break through something, possibly with a tool or by force.
افتَقَأ الخرز — He pierced the beads.
فُقْءnoun
- 1.piercing, burstingclassical
The act of piercing or bursting something, particularly an eye.
مَفْقَأَةnoun
- 1.ravines, gulliesclassical
Valleys or ravines that cut through the land, formed by erosion or excavation.
بالمَفْقَأَة الشعابا — through the gullies the ravines
فَقْءnoun
- 1.leather thong, strapclassical
A round piece of leather or a strap found under the handle of a waterskin, which is sewn with the hide.
Parallel reading
وهما سواء
and they are equal.
في صدره مثل الفقيء المطمئن
In his chest is like a settled hollow.
ورواه بعضهم بصيغة التصغير
And some narrated it in the diminutive form.
وجمع الفقيء، فقآن
And the plural of al-Faqi' is Faqa'an.
افتَقَأ الخرز
He pierced the beads.
أعاد عليه
He repeated it upon him.
وجعل بين الكلبتين كلبة أخرى
And he placed another kalbah between the two handles.
هي جليدة مستديرة تحت عروة المزادة تخرز مع الأديم
It is a round piece of leather beneath the handle of the waterskin that is sewn with the hide.
المَفْقَأَة هي الأودية التي تشق الأرض شقا
Al-Mafqa'ah are the valleys that split the earth with a splitting.
أتعدل دارما ببني كليب وتعدل بالمفقئة الشعابا
Do you equate Darma with Banu Kulayb and equate the ravines with al-Mafqa'ah?