رضخ
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThe root رضخ (ra-da-kha) primarily denotes the act of breaking or crushing, especially hard objects like pebbles, nuts, or bones. It extends to meanings of giving a small, insufficient amount of something, and also to the act of throwing or striking with objects.
Derived headwords
- 1.to crushboth
To break hard, dry objects like pebbles, nuts, or bones.
- 2.to strikeboth
To strike someone's head, causing it to break.
- 3.to give a littleboth
To give someone a small, insufficient amount of one's wealth.
- 4.to strike againstboth
To strike something against the ground, causing it to be crushed.
- 1.crushingboth
The act of breaking or crushing, particularly the head.
- 2.small giftboth
A small, insufficient amount of money or a gift.
- 3.small amount of newsclassical
A small piece of information heard but not confirmed.
- 1.small giftboth
A small, insufficient amount of money or a gift.
- 2.small amount of newsclassical
A small piece of information heard but not confirmed.
- 3.small amount of rainboth
A light shower of rain.
- 1.to give a littleboth
To give someone a small amount from a larger whole.
- 1.to throw at each otherboth
To throw things at each other, especially stones or arrows.
- 2.to break breadclassical
To break bread for eating.
- 1.to break breadclassical
To break bread for eating.
- 2.to acquire a habitclassical
To acquire a slight habit or mannerism from associating with others.
- 1.goats butt headsclassical
Goats begin to butt heads, causing their skulls to be crushed.
- 1.stone for crushingboth
A stone used for crushing nuts or other hard objects.
- 1.stone for crushingboth
A stone used for crushing nuts or other hard objects.
- 1.stones for crushingboth
Plural of مرضاخ, stones used for crushing.
- 2.stone throwingclassical
The act of throwing stones at each other.
- 1.to give reluctantlyboth
To give something to someone reluctantly.
- 2.to throw stones atboth
To throw stones at someone.
- 3.to exchange arrowsclassical
To exchange arrows with someone in combat.
- 1.reluctant givingclassical
The act of giving something reluctantly.
- 2.stone throwingclassical
The act of throwing stones at each other.
- 3.exchange of arrowsclassical
The act of exchanging arrows in combat.
- 1.to acquire a habitclassical
To acquire a slight habit or mannerism from associating with others.
- 1.to acquire a habitclassical
To acquire a slight habit or mannerism from associating with others.
- 1.small giftboth
A small, insufficient amount of money or a gift.
- 1.small giftboth
A small, insufficient amount of money or a gift.
- 1.small giftboth
A small, insufficient amount of money or a gift.