فصد
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThe root فصد primarily relates to the act of cutting or incising, particularly to draw blood from a vein. It extends to meanings of severing, granting, and metaphorically, achieving a portion of a goal. It also describes natural processes like sap or water flowing and plants budding.
Derived headwords
- 1.to cut a veinboth
To make an incision in a vein to extract blood.
- 2.to grant or decreeclassical
To cut out or decree something for someone, to grant it.
- 1.cutting a veinboth
The act of making an incision in a vein to draw blood.
- 2.a grantclassical
A decree or grant made for someone.
- 1.cutting a veinboth
The act of making an incision in a vein to draw blood.
- 1.cutting a veinclassical
The act of making an incision in a vein to draw blood.
- 1.to cut a veinboth
To make an incision in a vein to extract blood.
- 2.to achieve a partclassical
To obtain a portion of one's goal or need.
- 1.vein-cutboth
A vein that has been cut to extract blood.
- 1.to grant a giftclassical
To grant or decree a gift or provision for someone.
- 1.a portion of a goalclassical
Achieving a part of one's objective or need.
- 1.blood mixtureclassical
Blood mixed with other ingredients, historically consumed in times of hardship.
- 1.date and blood mixtureclassical
A mixture of dates and blood, used as a remedy for children.
- 1.trees buddedboth
When the sap or buds of a tree begin to split and show.
- 1.to flow or splitboth
To split open and begin to flow, like sap or water.
- 1.flowingboth
Something that is flowing or seeping out.
- 1.flowing profuselyboth
Flowing or seeping out in abundance.
- 1.to flow profuselyboth
To flow or seep out in great quantity.
- 1.trickling waterclassical
The act of trickling or seeping with a small amount of water.
- 2.cracking and groovingclassical
The formation of cracks and grooves, especially in the ground due to water flow.
- 1.lancetboth
An instrument used for phlebotomy or making incisions.