رفت
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThe root 'رفت' primarily concerns the semantic field of breaking, crushing, and grinding things into small pieces. It extends to concepts of disintegration, decay, and fragmentation, both literally and figuratively. It can also denote cutting or severing, and in specific contexts, refers to a type of fodder or a measuring unit.
Derived headwords
- 1.to break, crushboth
To break something into small pieces, to crush or grind it.
- 2.to break (neck)classical
To break someone's neck.
- 3.to break (for cooking)classical
To break the bones of a camel for cooking to extract its fat.
- 4.to break, shatterboth
To break or shatter something.
- 5.to break, disintegrateboth
To break down and disintegrate into pieces.
- 1.breaking, crushingboth
The act of breaking or crushing something into small pieces.
- 1.ugly breakingclassical
An ugly or severe form of breaking or crushing.
- 1.small pieces, dustboth
Small, crushed pieces; dust or powder resulting from breaking.
- 2.broken fragmentsboth
Broken fragments or debris, especially of something dry and brittle.
- 3.decayed matterclassical
What has decayed and crumbled into pieces.
- 1.fine piecesboth
The fine, small pieces that result from crushing.
- 1.broken, crushedboth
Something that has been broken or crushed into small pieces.
- 1.to break, disintegrateboth
To become broken, shattered, or disintegrated.
- 1.breaking, crushingclassical
The act of breaking or crushing; the opposite of 'tarfeel' (walking with a swagger).
- 1.straw, fodderclassical
Straw or dry fodder, especially that which is crushed or broken.
- 1.to grindclassical
To grind or mill something.
- 1.crushed muskclassical
The crushed or powdered particles of musk.
- 1.to crush bonesclassical
A hyena crushing bones, implying an action that is difficult to undo or manage.
- 1.its remnants, its fragmentsclassical
The remnants or fragments of something, especially something that has been revived or restored.
- 1.a specific measureclassical
A specific type of dry measure used by the people of Upper Egypt.