لبز
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThe root لبز (labaza) primarily relates to intense eating, characterized by large bites or forceful consumption. It also extends to meanings of striking, pressing, or applying pressure, whether in eating, physical action, or even medical treatment.
Derived headwords
- 1.intense eatingboth
Eating with great force or taking large mouthfuls.
- 2.a biteclassical
A mouthful of food, especially a large one.
- 3.strikingboth
A forceful blow or strike, particularly with the hand.
- 4.pressingclassical
The act of pressing or applying pressure, such as a camel striking the ground with its hoof.
- 5.bandagingclassical
Applying a bandage or medication to a wound.
- 6.tramplingclassical
The act of stepping or pressing down with the foot.
- 1.to eat intenselyboth
To eat with great force or take large mouthfuls.
- 2.to strike forcefullyboth
To strike something with great force.
- 3.to press downclassical
To press down or apply pressure, like a camel striking the ground with its hoof.
- 4.to breakclassical
To break someone's back, implying a severe impact.
- 1.to eat forcefullyboth
To eat with great force, as if striking the food.
- 1.to break his backclassical
To break someone's back, likely through a forceful blow or impact.
- 1.to strike gentlyclassical
To strike gently or with a light pressing motion, referring to a camel's hoof.