خوذ
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with concepts of covering, protection, and opposition, particularly in the context of warfare and conflict. It also extends to meanings of agreement, care, and separation, with some specialized uses related to illness and social standing.
Derived headwords
- 1.Helmetboth
A protective head covering, often made of metal, used in combat or for safety.
- 2.Helmet (Persian origin)classical
A helmet, identified as a Persian word Arabized.
- 1.Helmetsboth
The plural of خوذة (khūdhah), referring to multiple helmets.
- 1.Contradictionclassical
The act of contradicting or opposing someone.
- 2.Agreementclassical
The act of agreeing or conforming to someone's actions.
- 3.Separationclassical
The act of parting or separating.
- 4.Alternating turnsclassical
Taking turns, especially in watering livestock, where one group waters one day and another the next.
- 1.To contradictclassical
To oppose or contradict someone.
- 2.To agree withclassical
To act like someone else; to conform to their actions.
- 3.To separate fromclassical
To part from someone.
- 4.To alternateclassical
To take turns, as in watering livestock.
- 1.Contradictionclassical
Opposition or contradiction.
- 2.Separationclassical
Parting or separation.
- 3.Alternating turnsclassical
The act of taking turns, particularly in watering.
- 1.Taking care ofclassical
The act of looking after or attending to someone.
- 2.Visiting regularlyclassical
The act of visiting someone frequently or habitually.
- 1.Visits usclassical
He visits us, attending to us with visits.
- 1.Lowly peopleclassical
Refers to the common people, their rabble, or their servants.
- 1.Lowly peopleclassical
The rabble, the common folk, or the servants of a group.
- 2.Worthless thingsclassical
Refers to the insignificant or worthless elements within a group.
- 3.Sluggishnessclassical
Slowness or inactivity.
- 1.Intermittent feverclassical
A fever that comes and goes at irregular or unpredictable times.
- 1.Fever took meclassical
The fever afflicted me, then ceased, and then returned.
- 1.Its recurrenceclassical
The fever's recurrence or its attending to someone.
- 1.Needyclassical
In a state of need or destitution.
- 1.The path of the inactiveclassical
Following the way of those who are idle or fall behind the virtuous.
- 1.To move away fromclassical
To distance oneself or move away from someone or something.