كرخ
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily denotes places, specifically districts, markets, and villages, often located in or near Baghdad and other parts of Iraq. It also extends to terms related to water channels and specific geographical features.
Derived headwords
- 1.District/Marketclassical
A district or market, specifically mentioned as being in Baghdad. It is noted as a Nabataean term.
- 1.Villageclassical
A village located in Samarra, near Baghdad.
- 1.Villageclassical
A village situated near Khanaqin.
- 1.Villageclassical
A village located in the region of Al-Jazira.
- 1.Villageclassical
A village in the southern part of Iraq (Suwad al-Iraq).
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place in Khuzestan, known.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A variant form of 'Karkh Khuzistan', with an added 'ha'.
- 1.Villageclassical
A village located in Al-Nahrawan.
- 1.Castle/Fortressclassical
A castle situated on a hill near Erbil. It is written with an alif maqsurah or alif mamdudah.
- 1.Bundle of reedsclassical
A bundle or sheaf made from reeds (buwari). This is a dialectal term from the Suwad region.
- 1.Bundle of reedsclassical
An alternative term for a bundle of reeds, similar to 'al-karakha'.
- 1.Water channelerclassical
One who directs water to the land for irrigation. This is also a dialectal term from the Suwad region.
- 1.City nameclassical
The city of Herat.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name, possibly with a variant spelling using 'ha' (ح).
- 1.Water overflowclassical
An overflow of water, specifically from the main canal of the 'Isa river.
- 1.Throatclassical
The throat, or a part of it. It is mentioned that it can also be pronounced with 'ha' (ح).