خزب
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThe root خزب (khazaba) primarily relates to swelling, particularly of skin or udders, often without pain. It can also refer to a state of being plump or fatty, and metaphorically to tightness or constriction. The root also encompasses geographical locations, types of flies, and specific minerals.
Derived headwords
- 1.to swellboth
The skin swelled, often without pain, or due to excessive fatness.
- 1.swellingboth
A swelling, particularly of the skin, that occurs without pain, or a state of being plump as if swollen from fatness.
- 2.tightnessclassical
Tightness of the teats and the passage of the udder, due to swelling or excess flesh.
- 3.potteryclassical
Pottery, in some dialects.
- 1.swollenboth
Describing skin that is swollen without pain, or plump to the point of appearing swollen.
- 2.tender meatboth
Tender and soft meat.
- 1.habitually swollenclassical
A camel that habitually experiences swelling, particularly of the udder.
- 1.to swell (udder)both
The udder of a female animal swelled, and its teat passage became tight, or its milk became scarce.
- 1.swelling of the udderclassical
The swelling of the udder and tightness of its passage, or dryness and reduced milk.
- 1.swollen-udderedboth
A female camel with a swollen udder.
- 1.swollen-udderedboth
A female camel with a swollen udder, or one with tightness in her teats.
- 2.having uterine wartsclassical
A female camel that has warts in her womb, causing her discomfort.
- 1.swellingclassical
A swelling, specifically a swelling in the vulva.
- 1.potteryclassical
Pottery, a term used in some dialects.
- 1.small hillclassical
A small hill located in the lands of the tribe of Shukr from the Azd.
- 1.tender meatboth
Tender and soft meat.
- 2.male ostrich chickclassical
The male of the ostrich chicks.
- 1.tender meatboth
A piece of meat that is tender and soft.
- 1.flyclassical
A type of fly found in meadows.
- 1.flyclassical
Another term for a type of fly.
- 1.gold mineclassical
A place where gold is mined.
- 1.place nameclassical
A place name, specifically a location that was home to Banu Salama, situated between the two Qibla mosques and Al-Mathadh.