حضب
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThe root حضب (ḥaḍaba) primarily relates to sounds, actions involving ropes or cords, and fire. It encompasses the sound of a bowstring, the movement of ropes, and actions related to tending a fire. It also extends to descriptions of snakes and geographical features.
Derived headwords
- 1.sound of the bowstringclassical
Refers to the sound produced by the bowstring when drawn or released.
- 1.bowstring soundsclassical
Plural of حضب, referring to the sounds of a bowstring.
- 1.snakeclassical
A type of snake, possibly a large male snake or a specific color like white or thin.
- 1.mountain slopeclassical
The lower part or side of a mountain.
- 1.mountain slopesclassical
Plural of حضب, referring to the slopes or sides of mountains.
- 1.rope entanglementclassical
The falling of a rope due to entanglement or slipping.
- 2.rope slippingclassical
The rope entering between the pulley and the capstan, similar to 'mrs'.
- 1.to entangle a ropeclassical
The rope became entangled or slipped between the capstan and pulley.
- 1.to return a rope to its courseclassical
To guide the rope back to its proper path, similar to 'amras'.
- 1.quick pathfindingclassical
The swiftness of taking a path when the grain is struck.
- 1.firewoodclassical
A variant pronunciation of 'ḥaṣab', referring to firewood or anything thrown into a fire to intensify it.
- 1.firewoodboth
Wood used for fuel, especially in a fire.
- 1.to tend a fireclassical
To raise or increase a fire, or to add firewood to a dying fire.
- 1.to tend a fireclassical
To add firewood to a dying fire to revive it.
- 1.fire-stirrerclassical
A stick used to stir a fire when it is burning strongly.
- 1.frying panclassical
A pan used for frying or roasting.
- 1.to return rope to courseclassical
To return the rope to its proper path from the pulley.
- 1.to take a difficult pathclassical
To embark on a rough or difficult path, leaving the easy one.
- 1.tribal nameclassical
A tribe from Himyar.