هيخ
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of making a camel kneel or lie down, often in preparation for loading or for mating. It extends to encouraging or facilitating such actions, and also describes a camel that responds to the command to kneel.
Derived headwords
- 1.to make kneelboth
To cause a camel to kneel or lie down, typically for loading or unloading.
- 2.to encourage matingclassical
To urge a male animal, like a ram or a bull, to mount a female.
- 1.kneel!classical
A sound or command used to make a camel kneel down.
- 1.kneel!classical
A sound or command used to make a camel kneel down.
- 1.making kneelboth
The act of causing a camel to kneel or lie down.
- 2.encouraging matingclassical
The act of urging a male animal to mount a female.
- 1.add fat to harisaclassical
To add a large amount of fat or grease to the dish known as harisa.
- 1.subdue warclassical
To subdue or bring a war under control, making it manageable.
- 1.make camel kneel for studclassical
To make a female camel kneel so that a male camel can mount her.
- 1.urge ram to mateclassical
To urge or stimulate a ram to mount a ewe.
- 1.mount for matingclassical
When a male animal is made to kneel so it can mount a female for mating.
- 1.camel that kneelsclassical
A male camel that kneels down when told to do so.