خود
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to young, well-formed females and the act of moving with a swift, sometimes undulating gait. It also extends to concepts of obtaining something, particularly food, and the act of a stallion being released among mares.
Derived headwords
- 1.Young womanboth
A young woman of good character and form, specifically a maiden who has not yet reached middle age.
- 1.Young womenboth
Plural of 'خودة' (khudah), referring to young women.
- 1.Young womanboth
A young woman, similar to 'خودة', with the plural form 'خود' (khud) mirroring 'رمح لدن' (ramah ladin) and 'رماح لدن' (rimah ladin).
- 1.Swift movementboth
The act of moving swiftly, particularly the fast pace of a camel. It can also describe a camel speeding up and pushing with its legs, or swaying as if unstable. This usage can extend to humans.
- 2.Release of a stallionclassical
The act of releasing a stallion among a herd of camels.
- 3.Obtaining foodboth
Gaining a portion of food.
- 4.Bendingclassical
The act of bending or swaying, as in a branch.
- 1.Camel sped upboth
The camel accelerated and pushed with its legs.
- 1.He moved swiftlyboth
He moved swiftly, as in the context of the Prophet's companion Umar performing Tawaf.
- 1.The branch bentclassical
The branch bent and swayed.
- 1.Swift-movingclassical
Describing something that moves swiftly, as in 'أعين العين بأعلى خوداء' (a'yun al-'ayn bi-a'la khudaa'), referring to the eyes of a gazelle.
- 1.He obtainedboth
He obtained something from this food.
- 1.Husayn bin Ali bin Khawdboth
A hadith narrator, whose name is recorded with variations in vowelization.