فنشخ
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to weakness, exhaustion, and inability, often due to old age or extreme fatigue. It also extends to physical postures associated with weakness or specific actions.
Derived headwords
- 1.Weakness and exhaustionboth
The state of being weak, exhausted, and falling behind in an undertaking.
- 2.Spreading legs during urinationclassical
The act of spreading one's legs apart while urinating, similar to 'farsakha'.
- 3.Old age and infirmityclassical
The condition of a man growing old, becoming infirm, and exhausted from extreme age.
- 1.To be weak and exhaustedboth
The verb form indicating the state of being weak, exhausted, and falling behind.
- 1.To be weak and exhaustedboth
An alternative verb form indicating weakness and exhaustion, used similarly to 'fanishkha'.
- 1.Fallen and sleepingclassical
Describing someone who has fallen to the ground due to exhaustion, is sleeping, or is lazy.
- 1.To spread legs during intercourseclassical
A woman spreading her legs apart during sexual intercourse.
- 1.A proper nameclassical
A proper name, specifically mentioned as 'Ja'far'.
- 1.Shaking or tremblingclassical
A verbal noun indicating shaking or trembling, used synonymously with 'zalzala'.