فرضخ
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes things that are large, stout, and robust, often applied to animals, people, and even plants. It can also denote a specific type of scorpion or a young, vigorous palm tree.
Derived headwords
- 1.scorpionclassical
One of the names for a scorpion, similar to 'al-shūshab' and 'tamrah'.
- 1.large and stoutboth
Describing a man who is large, broad, thick, and fleshy.
- 2.tallboth
Describing a man who is tall and broad, with a fleshy, wide build.
- 1.large and stoutboth
Describing a woman who is large, broad, and has wide breasts.
- 2.vigorousboth
Used to describe a young palm tree that is vigorous and full of life.
- 3.vigorousboth
Used to describe a young horse that is vigorous and strong.
- 4.vigorousboth
Used to describe a young foot that is vigorous and strong.
- 1.large and stoutboth
An intensified form describing a woman who is large, broad, and has wide breasts.
- 1.large and weakboth
Describing a man who is large, but also weak and soft.
- 1.young palm treeboth
A young, vigorous palm tree.
- 2.type of treeclassical
A type of tree, according to some opinions.
- 3.vigorous footboth
A young, vigorous foot.
- 1.vigorousboth
Used to describe a young, vigorous foot.