فصخ
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with concepts of separation, disjoining, and deception. It extends to meanings of being misguided or making poor judgments, and also includes specific animalistic actions.
Derived headwords
- 1.to feign ignoranceclassical
To pretend not to know or understand something, despite being aware of it.
- 1.act of feigning ignoranceclassical
The verbal noun for the act of pretending not to know or understand.
- 1.to be deceived in tradeclassical
To be cheated or defrauded in a commercial transaction, particularly in a sale.
- 1.misguidedclassical
Lacking sound judgment or correct opinion; not discerning the right course of action.
- 1.misguidedclassical
Lacking sound judgment or correct opinion; not discerning the right course of action.
- 1.misguidedclassical
Lacking sound judgment or correct opinion; not discerning the right course of action.
- 1.misguided peopleclassical
Plural of 'fasiikh', referring to people who are not sound in their opinions or judgments.
- 1.to dislocate a handclassical
To separate a limb, specifically a hand, from its joint.
- 1.to dislocate itclassical
To separate a limb from its joint (referring to a hand in the context).
- 1.ostrich threw up its foodclassical
Describes the action of an ostrich regurgitating its food.