فسج
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of being wide, spacious, or ample, often applied to animals, particularly camels and sheep. It can also refer to a state of being pregnant or a specific physical characteristic of pregnant animals. Additionally, it denotes place names.
Derived headwords
- 1.Wide, spaciousboth
Describing something that is wide or spacious, often used for animals.
- 2.Pregnant (she-camel)classical
Specifically refers to a she-camel that is pregnant, especially one that has conceived quickly after mating.
- 3.Large, stoutclassical
Describing a large and stout camel.
- 1.Wide, spaciousboth
Synonymous with الفاسج, meaning wide or spacious.
- 2.Pregnant (she-camel)classical
Also refers to a pregnant she-camel.
- 3.Large, stoutclassical
Describing a large and stout camel.
- 1.Wide onesboth
Plural of الفاسج, referring to wide or spacious things, particularly camels.
- 1.To be wideboth
The past tense verb form indicating something became wide or spacious.
- 2.To conceiveclassical
Referring to a female animal conceiving.
- 1.To be wideboth
The present tense verb form indicating something is wide or spacious.
- 2.To conceiveclassical
Referring to a female animal conceiving.
- 1.Wideningboth
The masdar (verbal noun) indicating the act or state of becoming wide or spacious.
- 2.Conceptionclassical
The masdar referring to the act of conception.
- 1.Quickly impregnatedclassical
A she-camel that was quickly impregnated by the male before the usual mating season.
- 1.Fesanjanboth
A place name, a town in Persia from which the hadith narrator Abu al-Fadl Hammad bin Mudrik bin Hammad hailed.
- 1.Fawsejboth
A place name in Herat, possibly a transcription error for 'Fushanj'.
- 1.Wideningboth
The act of becoming wide or spacious.
- 2.Conceptionclassical
The act of conception.
- 1.Wideningboth
Synonymous with التفسيج, meaning the act of becoming wide or spacious.
- 2.Conceptionclassical
Synonymous with التفسيج, referring to the act of conception.
- 1.To leave me aloneclassical
To abandon or leave someone alone.