ح ر ق ص
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes small, biting insects, often compared to fleas or ticks, that can cause irritation and pain. It also extends to describe a small, hard object, a type of seed, and metaphorically, a quick or jerky movement in walking or speech.
Derived headwords
- 1.small biting insectboth
A small insect resembling a flea or tick, sometimes with wings, known for biting and causing irritation.
- 2.seed of a green dateclassical
The hard pit or stone of a green, unripe date.
- 1.small biting insectsboth
Plural of حرقوص, referring to multiple small, irritating insects.
- 1.personal nameclassical
A male given name, appearing in historical figures like Huruqqus ibn Mazin and Huruqqus ibn Zuhayr.
- 1.small insectclassical
Referring to a small insect, likely synonymous with حرقوص.
- 1.jerky movementclassical
A quick, short, or jerky gait in walking, or a similar mannerism in speech.
- 2.noble mareclassical
A term for a distinguished or noble female horse.
- 1.close-knitclassical
Describing something, like weaving or stitching, that is done closely or tightly together.
- 1.small insectclassical
A type of small insect, possibly the same as الحرقصي.