حذذ
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThe root حذذ (ḥaḏaḏa) primarily relates to cutting, severing, and swiftness. Derived meanings extend to speed, lightness, and conciseness, often applied metaphorically to actions, speech, and even poetic meter.
Derived headwords
- 1.cuttingclassical
A variant pronunciation of الجذ (al-jaḏḏ), meaning an absolute and complete cutting or severing.
- 2.swift cuttingclassical
A rapid and decisive cut, as mentioned in Al-Asas.
- 1.speed and lightnessboth
The state of being fast and agile.
- 2.lightness of tail/beardclassical
Describes a tail or beard that is sparse or light.
- 3.poetic meter defectclassical
A specific metrical defect in Arabic poetry, particularly in the Kamil meter, where a foot is shortened or altered.
- 1.to cut swiftlyclassical
To cut something quickly and decisively.
- 2.to hastenclassical
To move or act with great speed.
- 1.poemclassical
A poem characterized by 'ḥaḏaḏ', meaning it is swiftly composed or has a swift, decisive theme.
- 2.oathclassical
A strong, emphatic oath used to assert a right or claim.
- 3.swift passageclassical
Something that passes quickly and without impediment.
- 4.excellent poemclassical
A poem that is widely circulated and flawless due to its excellence.
- 5.unconnected relativeclassical
A blood relative whose ties have not been maintained.
- 1.light-handedboth
A man who is quick and agile, swift in action or perception.
- 2.leanclassical
Describing a horse that is lean, with sparse tail hair.
- 3.swift eventclassical
An event that is swift, decisive, or severe and unusual.
- 4.swift runnerclassical
Referring to a swift horse, possibly a variant of 'ḥaḥḥāz'.
- 1.shortnessclassical
The state of being short, particularly referring to a donkey.
- 1.piece of meatclassical
A piece or slice of meat, similar to 'ḥazzah' or 'faladhah'.
- 1.swiftclassical
Describing a swift journey or passage.
- 1.distantclassical
Describing a distant journey or passage.
- 1.swiftclassical
Very swift, without any slackening or pause.
- 1.shortclassical
A woman who is short in stature.
- 1.shortclassical
A woman who is short in stature.
- 1.to hastenclassical
To move or act with great speed in speech or action.