فء س
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of cutting, splitting, or striking with a sharp tool, most notably an axe. It extends to describe parts of a bridle, a specific anatomical feature of the head, and a place name.
Derived headwords
- 1.axeboth
A well-known tool made of iron used for digging and cutting. It is feminine.
- 2.part of a bridleclassical
The metal part of a bridle that stands in the horse's mouth, specifically the part in the bit.
- 3.part of the headclassical
The prominent part of the back of the head, near the nape.
- 4.splitclassical
A split or crack, as in splitting wood.
- 5.strikeclassical
A strike or blow, especially with an axe.
- 6.eatingclassical
The act of eating food.
- 1.axesboth
Plural of 'fās' (axe).
- 1.axesboth
Plural of 'fās' (axe).
- 1.axeboth
Singular form of axe, sometimes used as a collective noun.
- 1.part of the bridleclassical
The metal bar of a horse's bit that passes through the mouth.
- 1.back of the headclassical
The posterior part of the skull, the nape.
- 1.splitclassical
A split or crack in something, like wood.
- 1.strikeclassical
A strike or blow, particularly with an axe.
- 1.eatingclassical
The act of eating food.
- 1.Fasmodern
A large city in the Maghreb (Morocco), considered its capital and largest city.
- 1.to splitclassical
To split or cleave something, especially wood.
- 1.to strikeclassical
To strike something with an axe.
- 1.to strike the headclassical
To strike someone on the head.
- 1.to eatclassical
To eat food.
- 1.to split his headclassical
To split someone's head, often implying a severe blow.
- 1.to strike himclassical
To strike him, particularly with an axe.
- 1.to eat itclassical
To eat it (food).