خوت
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes the swift, sudden descent of a bird of prey upon its quarry. It also extends to the sound made by the bird's wings during this action and, metaphorically, to the act of seizing or taking something, particularly wealth.
Derived headwords
- 1.descended swiftlyclassical
The bird of prey, like a falcon or eagle, descended rapidly upon its prey.
- 1.descends swiftlyclassical
Present tense of the swift descent of a bird of prey upon its quarry.
- 1.swift descentclassical
The act or instance of a bird of prey descending swiftly upon its prey.
- 1.swift descentclassical
Another term for the swift descent of a bird of prey upon its prey.
- 1.pounced on preyclassical
To pounce upon prey with the intention of seizing it, often accompanied by a sound from the wings.
- 1.pounced on preyclassical
Similar to 'ikhtāta', meaning to pounce upon prey, with the sound of wings being a notable characteristic.
- 1.seized wealthclassical
To seize or take possession of a person's wealth.
- 1.seizes wealthclassical
Present tense of seizing or taking possession of a person's wealth.