قوخ
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to darkness, specifically the intense darkness of a night. It also has a secondary, less common meaning related to corruption or decay, possibly due to a disease.
Derived headwords
- 1.intense darknessclassical
Refers to a profound and overwhelming darkness, particularly of the night.
- 2.corruptionclassical
Indicates a state of being spoiled or corrupted, often due to disease.
- 1.darknessclassical
A noun form indicating darkness, used in the context of the root's primary meaning.
- 1.to be corruptedclassical
To become spoiled, rotten, or corrupted, often due to illness.
- 1.invertedclassical
Indicates something that is reversed or inverted, used here to describe the word 'وقخا' as an inversion of 'قاخ'.
- 1.to be corrupted
To become spoiled, rotten, or decayed, often used in the context of disease.
- 1.disease
An illness or sickness that can cause corruption or decay.
- 1.night
The period of darkness between sunset and sunrise.
- 1.dark
Lacking light; characterized by darkness.
- 1.black
The color of coal or the sky at midnight; often used metaphorically for darkness.
- 1.deep darknessclassical
An intensifier for darkness, signifying extreme obscurity.
- 1.stars
Luminous celestial bodies visible in the night sky.
- 1.its darknessclassical
The darkness belonging to something, referring to the night's obscurity.
- 1.obscuredclassical
The state of being blotted out or made indistinct, referring to the stars being hidden by darkness.
- 1.daytime
The period between sunrise and sunset, characterized by light.
- 1.likewise
In the same way; similarly.
- 1.Al-Kura'iclassical
A proper name, likely referring to a scholar or source cited in the text.
- 1.Al-Lisanclassical
Refers to the renowned Arabic lexicon 'Lisan al-Arab'.