فدج
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns a type of riding litter or palanquin, particularly one used for brides. It also extends to describe a wide or spacious part of a camel's hindquarters.
Derived headwords
- 1.Riding litterboth
A type of riding litter, similar to a howdah, but sometimes considered smaller. It is specifically mentioned as a conveyance for a bride.
- 2.Kermanite conveyanceclassical
A specific type of conveyance made by the people of Kerman, distinct from the general Arab howdah.
- 1.Hindquarters of a camelclassical
Refers to the hindquarters or the region of the hind legs of a female camel.
- 1.Hindquarters (dual)classical
The dual form referring to the hindquarters of a camel, specifically the 'arfāgh (hips/haunches).
- 1.Riding litters (plural)classical
The plural form of 'al-fawdaj', referring to multiple riding litters.
- 1.Riding litterboth
A type of palanquin or litter carried on the back of a camel, often used by women.
- 1.Riding litters (plural)both
The plural form of 'al-hawdaj', referring to multiple riding litters.
- 1.Hindquarters/Haunchesclassical
The hips, haunches, or hindquarters of an animal, particularly a camel.