كحص
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the action of striking or stamping with the foot, often leaving a mark or impression. It also extends to meanings of effacing, erasing, or wearing away, as well as disturbing or stirring up the ground.
Derived headwords
- 1.plant with black seedsclassical
A plant whose black seeds resemble locust eyes. It is mentioned in poetry describing armor.
- 2.effacement, erasureclassical
The state of being effaced or erased, particularly referring to an اثر (trace) that has become indistinct.
- 3.disturbance, stirringclassical
The act of disturbing or stirring up the ground.
- 1.to strike with footboth
To strike or stamp with the foot, similar to فحص (faḥaṣa).
- 2.to become effacedclassical
An effect or trace became effaced, worn away, or indistinct.
- 3.to wear awayclassical
To be worn away or effaced by wear and tear.
- 4.to study thoroughlyclassical
To study a book thoroughly, to the point of erasing or memorizing its contents.
- 5.to stir upclassical
To stir up or disturb the ground.
- 6.to turn awayclassical
To turn away, moving as if retreating.
- 7.to crushclassical
To crush or grind something.
- 1.striking with footclassical
One who strikes or stamps with his foot.
- 2.effaced, indistinctclassical
An effaced or indistinct trace, difficult to see.
- 1.effacementclassical
The state of being effaced or worn away, referring to a trace.
- 1.to efface itclassical
To efface or wear away something, like a trace.
- 1.thorough studyclassical
The act of studying a book thoroughly, to the point of memorization or effacement.
- 1.to erase itclassical
To erase or obliterate a book.
- 1.worn away, indistinctclassical
Describing ancient dwelling places (أطلال) that are worn away and indistinct.
- 1.to stir upclassical
To stir up the ground.
- 1.to turn awayclassical
To turn away, moving as if retreating.
- 1.to crushclassical
To crush or grind something.