ملخ
Root entry · 21 derived lemmasThe root ملخ primarily relates to swift movement, whether traveling, pulling, or extracting. It also extends to concepts of falsehood, sexual intercourse, and the deterioration or weakness of things, particularly food and animals.
Derived headwords
- 1.to travel swiftlyboth
To move with great speed, covering ground quickly and easily. It can also refer to intense or difficult travel.
- 2.to go intoclassical
To move into or through the land, signifying extensive travel.
- 3.to pull or graspboth
To seize or pull something forcefully, often with a biting or tearing motion.
- 4.to twist or bendclassical
To engage in twisting or bending motions.
- 5.to have sexual intercourseclassical
To engage in sexual intercourse.
- 6.to be rancidclassical
To emit a foul or rancid smell, typically referring to food.
- 7.to playboth
To engage in playful activity, used for horses and other animals.
- 8.to drink urineclassical
Specifically, for a male goat to drink urine.
- 9.to fail to impregnateclassical
Used for a male animal that attempts to mate but does not result in conception.
- 1.swift travelboth
The act of traveling swiftly and easily, or intensely.
- 2.quick passageclassical
Passing through something rapidly and smoothly.
- 3.pulling or graspingboth
The act of pulling or grasping something forcefully, with a bite.
- 4.twistingclassical
The act of twisting or bending.
- 5.sexual intercourseclassical
The act of sexual intercourse.
- 6.rancidityclassical
The state of food being rancid or having a foul smell.
- 7.playboth
The playful activity of animals.
- 8.drinking urineclassical
The act of a male goat drinking urine.
- 9.failure to impregnateclassical
The state of a male animal that fails to impregnate after mating.
- 10.wandering in falsehoodclassical
Engaging in and increasing falsehood or vain pursuits.
- 11.escapeclassical
The act of fleeing or escaping.
- 1.to extractboth
To pull out, extract, or draw something out, often with effort or speed.
- 2.to unsheatheboth
To draw a sword from its sheath.
- 3.to removeboth
To take something out, such as reins from a horse's head or flesh from bone.
- 4.to pluck outclassical
To forcibly remove something, like an eye.
- 1.extractionboth
The act of pulling out or extracting something.
- 2.unsheathingboth
The act of drawing a sword.
- 1.slow to impregnateclassical
Describing a male animal that is slow to conceive offspring or does not conceive at all.
- 2.infertileclassical
Not capable of producing offspring.
- 3.spoiledclassical
Describing food or other things that have become corrupted or spoiled.
- 4.weakclassical
Describing a person who is weak or undesirable to associate with.
- 5.tastelessclassical
Lacking flavor or taste.
- 6.slowclassical
Describing a horse that is slow to conceive.
- 1.tastelessnessclassical
The quality of being tasteless or lacking flavor.
- 2.rancidityclassical
The state of being rancid or having a foul smell.
- 1.failure to impregnateclassical
A male animal that fails to impregnate after mating.
- 1.weakenedclassical
Describing someone whose strength has been diminished or extracted.
- 1.to play withclassical
To engage in playful interaction with someone.
- 2.to flatterclassical
To engage in flattery or insincere talk.
- 1.flattererclassical
One who engages in flattery or insincere conversation.
- 2.fugitiveclassical
One who flees or escapes.
- 1.fugitiveclassical
Describing someone who is habitually escaping or running away.
- 1.fugitiveclassical
One who flees or escapes.
- 1.fugitiveclassical
One who flees or escapes.
- 1.males that fail to impregnateclassical
Plural of مليخ, referring to male animals that are infertile or slow to impregnate.
- 1.Mustamlik bin 'Ikrimahclassical
A proper name, Mustamlik son of 'Ikrimah, from the tribe of Hudhayl.
- 1.a good spell of travelclassical
A significant or extended period of travel, especially when going far into the land.
- 1.weakened in the spineclassical
Describing someone whose backbone is weakened, as if parts are pulled away from each other.
- 1.to indulge in falsehoodclassical
To engage in vain pursuits, to linger in falsehood, or to be distracted by it.
- 1.the hyenas mounted the hyenaclassical
The act of hyenas mounting a female hyena for mating.
- 1.an infertile mareclassical
A mare that is slow to conceive or does not conceive.
- 1.milk that does not coagulateclassical
Milk that does not thicken or set when handled.