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خعب
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root appears to relate to negative qualities of a man, specifically being base, ignoble, or effeminate. It also touches upon physical characteristics like being brittle or easily broken.
Derived headwords
الخَيْعَابَةnoun
- 1.base manclassical
A man who is base, ignoble, and of low standing.
خَيْعَابَةnoun
- 1.effeminate personclassical
A person, specifically a man, who is effeminate or homosexual.
الخَيْعَامَةnoun
- 1.effeminate personclassical
A person, specifically a man, who is effeminate or homosexual. This is a variant spelling of الخيعابة.
خَيْعَامَةnoun
- 1.brittle materialclassical
Material that is brittle and easily broken into pieces.
الخُرَعadjective
- 1.easily bendingclassical
Describing something that is quick to bend, twist, or break.
Parallel reading
ولا خرع خيعابة دي غوائل هيام كجعفر الأبطح المتهيل
And not a base, ignoble man afflicted by the evils of love, like Ja'far al-Abṭaḥ al-Mutahhayyil.
الخيعابة والخيعامة: المأبون
Al-Khay'abah and al-Khay'amah: the sodomite.
ويروى: خيعامة
And it is narrated: Khay'amah.
الخرع: السريع التثني والانكسار
Al-Khura': the quick to bend and break.
الخيعامة: القصف المتكسر
Al-Khay'amah: the brittle, broken material.
ولا هلع لاع إذا الشول حاردت وضنت بباقي درها المتنزل
And not a fearful, cowardly one when the young camels are reluctant and stingy with the remaining milk.