لخص
Root entry · 25 derived lemmasThe root لخص (l-kh-ṣ) primarily relates to concepts of being stuck, trapped, or constrained, often in difficult or urgent situations. It extends to meanings of being forced into something, being held back, or experiencing hardship and intensity. Some derived forms also touch upon physical actions like sticking or being blocked.
Derived headwords
- 1.hardship, predicamentclassical
A state of intense difficulty, entanglement, or a critical situation that forces one into a corner.
- 2.urgent matterclassical
A pressing affair or a dangerous situation that compels action or leads to a difficult outcome.
- 1.being forced, compulsionclassical
The state of being compelled or driven into a situation, often against one's will.
- 2.being held back, hindranceclassical
The act of being restrained or prevented from proceeding.
- 3.sippingclassical
The act of sipping or drinking whatever is inside something, like an egg.
- 1.to be forced intoclassical
To be compelled or driven into a situation, to be forced to deal with something.
- 2.to be held backclassical
To be restrained, hindered, or prevented from moving forward.
- 3.to sipclassical
To sip or drink the contents of something, such as an egg.
- 1.to be stuck inclassical
To become entangled or stuck in a matter or situation.
- 2.to be forced intoclassical
To be compelled or driven into a situation.
- 3.to be blockedclassical
For the eye of a needle to become blocked or obstructed.
- 4.to gouge out and swallowclassical
For a wolf to gouge out a sheep's eye and swallow it.
- 1.to be stuckclassical
To become stuck or attached, particularly referring to an eye sticking due to discharge.
- 2.to be intenseclassical
For a matter or situation to become severe or intense.
- 1.wrinkling of eyelidclassical
Significant wrinkling or folding in the upper part of the eyelid.
- 1.running, speedclassical
The act of running swiftly or moving with great speed.
- 1.refuge, resortclassical
A place of refuge or a means of escape, similar to a sanctuary or a way out.
- 1.intensification, strictnessmodern
The act of making something more intense, strict, or thorough; applying scrutiny.
- 2.summarymodern
The act of summarizing or condensing information.
- 1.to hinder, restrainclassical
To hold someone back or prevent them from doing something.
- 2.to stickclassical
For an eye to stick or become adhered, often due to discharge.
- 3.to intensifyclassical
For a matter or situation to become severe or intense.
- 4.to perfect, make thoroughclassical
To make a book or text precise and well-crafted.
- 1.narrow space, confinementclassical
A tight or confined space, a narrow resting place.
- 1.to summarizemodern
To condense information or a text into a shorter form.
- 2.to make concisemodern
To render something brief and to the point.
- 1.summarymodern
A brief statement or account of the main points of something.
- 1.summarymodern
A condensed version of a text, speech, or idea.
- 2.abstractmodern
A brief statement of the main points of a research paper or article.
- 1.to be summarizedmodern
To be condensed into a brief statement or account.
- 2.to be distilledmodern
To be reduced to its essential elements or core meaning.
- 1.to summarizemodern
To provide a brief statement of the main points of something.
- 2.to condensemodern
To make something shorter or more concise.
- 1.summarizingmodern
Serving to provide a summary or condense information.
- 1.being stuckclassical
The state of being stuck or entangled in something.
- 2.being forcedclassical
The state of being compelled or driven into a situation.
- 3.hindranceclassical
The act of being held back or obstructed.
- 1.to be stuckclassical
To become stuck or entangled in something.
- 2.to be forcedclassical
To be compelled or driven into a situation.
- 3.to be blockedclassical
For the eye of a needle to become blocked.
- 1.his eye stuckclassical
His eye became stuck or adhered, often due to discharge or inflammation.
- 1.it got stuck inclassical
Something became stuck or entangled in it.
- 1.it forced him into the matterclassical
It compelled him or drove him into that affair or situation.
- 1.the needle became blockedclassical
The eye of the needle became blocked or obstructed.
- 1.the wolf gouged out the sheep's eyeclassical
The wolf gouged out the sheep's eye and swallowed it, or drank its contents.
- 1.he perfected the bookclassical
He made the book precise, thorough, and well-crafted.