كوح
Root entry · 26 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of overcoming, defeating, or overpowering someone. It extends to meanings of subduing, humbling, destroying, and even engaging in verbal conflict or mutual struggle.
Derived headwords
- 1.fought him and overcame himboth
To fight someone and emerge victorious over them.
- 2.submerged himclassical
To submerge someone in water or cover them with dust.
- 1.fighting and overcomingboth
The act of fighting someone and overcoming them.
- 2.submergingclassical
The act of submerging someone in water or covering them with dust.
- 1.fought himclassical
To fight him.
- 1.fought him and overcame himboth
To fight someone and emerge victorious over them.
- 2.quarreled with him and confronted himclassical
To quarrel with someone and confront them openly.
- 1.fought him and overcame himboth
To fight someone and emerge victorious over them.
- 1.I fought you and overcame youboth
The act of fighting someone and overcoming them.
- 1.fighting and overcomingboth
The act of fighting someone and overcoming them.
- 1.overcame himclassical
To overcome or defeat someone.
- 1.overcomingclassical
The act of overcoming or defeating someone.
- 1.overcame himclassical
To overcome or defeat someone.
- 1.overcomingclassical
The act of overcoming or defeating someone.
- 1.destroyed Zaydclassical
To destroy or ruin someone, specifically named Zayd in this instance.
- 1.submerged himclassical
To submerge someone in water or cover them with dust.
- 1.humbled himclassical
To humble or abase someone.
- 1.humblingclassical
The act of humbling or abasing someone.
- 1.subdued itclassical
To make something submissive or tractable, referring to a camel's rein.
- 1.subduingclassical
That which subdues or makes tractable, used here to describe a rein.
- 1.repelled himclassical
To repel or turn someone back.
- 1.overcomingclassical
The act of overcoming or gaining dominance.
- 1.insulted himclassical
To insult someone.
- 1.confronted him openlyclassical
To confront someone openly, especially in a dispute.
- 1.they were struggling with each otherclassical
They were engaging in a mutual struggle or contest.
- 1.they struggled with each otherclassical
They engaged in a mutual struggle or contest.
- 1.they wrestled with each otherclassical
They wrestled or struggled with each other.
- 1.they dealt with each otherclassical
They dealt with each other, often in a negative or contentious way.
- 1.side of the mountainclassical
The side or flank of a mountain.