د خ ن س
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root describes something or someone that is stout, thick, and robust, particularly in terms of flesh or build. It is applied to both people and animals to denote a strong, well-built physique.
Derived headwords
- 1.Stout person/animalclassical
A stout or robust individual among people or animals. It can also refer to someone or something that is fleshy and strong.
- 1.Stout, thicksetclassical
Describing someone or something as stout, thickset, and fleshy. This adjective is used for both people and animals.
- 1.Stout/strong camelsclassical
Camels that are stout, strong, and robust in build. This term emphasizes their physical strength and substantiality.
- 1.Thick, robustclassical
Describing something as thick, robust, and well-built. It implies a substantial and strong physical presence.
- 1.Stout, thicksetclassical
Similar to 'دخنس', this adjective describes something as stout, thickset, and substantial. It is often used in conjunction with other descriptive terms for physical build.