غذذ
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of flowing, especially of bodily fluids like pus or blood. It also extends to meanings of swelling, rapid movement, and a specific type of camel.
Derived headwords
- 1.to flowboth
Said of a wound, meaning it flowed with its contents, such as pus or discharge.
- 2.to swellclassical
Said of a wound, meaning it swelled. This meaning is disputed by some lexicographers.
- 1.to flowboth
Said of a wound, meaning it flowed with its contents, such as pus or discharge. This is the more commonly accepted form.
- 1.to be supplied/augmentedclassical
Said of a wound, meaning it was supplied or augmented with discharge.
- 1.speeding upclassical
The act of speeding up, particularly in travel or movement.
- 1.dischargeclassical
The discharge from a wound, such as pus. It is considered a variant of 'ghatheetha'.
- 1.discharge/pusclassical
The discharge or pus from a wound or sore.
- 2.vein in the eyeclassical
A vein in the eye that bleeds continuously.
- 1.to flowclassical
Said of blood from a wound, meaning it flowed continuously.
- 1.child's dischargeclassical
The discharge from a child, similar to 'ghathiya'.
- 1.to speed up travelboth
To hasten one's pace or speed up travel.
- 1.slow/leisurelyclassical
Said of travel, meaning slow or leisurely, in contrast to rapid movement. It can also imply a steady, unhurried pace.
- 1.to diminish/reduceclassical
To diminish or reduce something.
- 1.to diminish/reduceclassical
To diminish or reduce something. Used in the negative to mean 'I did not diminish anything for you'.
- 1.to leap/boundclassical
To leap or bound.
- 1.camel that avoids waterclassical
A camel that shies away from water.