ق ط ط
Root entry · 29 derived lemmasThe root ق ط ط primarily relates to the concept of cutting, severing, or dividing, often with a sense of sharpness or completeness. It extends to descriptions of hair texture (curly, short), and also appears in terms for specific objects and actions related to writing and commerce, as well as a common particle indicating past time.
Derived headwords
- 1.to cutboth
To sever or divide something, often with a sharp instrument.
- 2.to cut acrossclassical
To cut something transversely or across its width.
- 1.cuttingboth
The act or process of cutting or severing.
- 2.a cutboth
A mark or result of being cut.
- 1.to cut sharplyclassical
To cut something with a sharp, decisive action.
- 1.to cutclassical
To cut something, especially something hard, in a straight line.
- 1.to cut offboth
To cut something off from a larger whole.
- 1.to cut itboth
To cut something, referring to a specific object.
- 1.short, curly hairboth
A description of hair that is short and tightly curled.
- 2.intense curlinessboth
The quality of being intensely curly.
- 1.short and curlyboth
Describing hair that is short and curly.
- 1.curlinessclassical
The state or quality of being curly.
- 1.maker of hollow objectsclassical
A craftsman who makes hollow objects, like quivers or cases.
- 1.curly-hairedboth
A man with short, curly hair.
- 1.to be short and curlyboth
To have hair that is short and curly.
- 1.curly-haired peopleclassical
Plural of a person with curly hair.
- 1.curly-haired peopleclassical
Plural of a person with curly hair.
- 1.writing restclassical
A tool used by scribes to rest their pens on while writing.
- 1.prices roseclassical
The prices of goods became high or expensive.
- 2.prices cooledclassical
The prices of goods became less intense or moderated.
- 1.ever (in past negative)both
Used in negative past statements to mean 'ever' or 'at any time'.
- 2.ever (in past affirmative)classical
Used in affirmative past statements, though less common, to mean 'ever'.
- 1.ever (in past negative)both
Used in negative past statements to mean 'ever' or 'at any time'.
- 1.ever (in past negative)both
Used in negative past statements to mean 'ever' or 'at any time'.
- 1.enough for youboth
Meaning 'sufficient' or 'enough' when addressing someone.
- 1.enough for meboth
Meaning 'sufficient' or 'enough' when referring to oneself.
- 1.enough for meboth
Meaning 'sufficient' or 'enough' when referring to oneself, with a protective nunation.
- 1.high-pricedclassical
Describing a price that is excessively high.
- 1.catboth
A common domestic feline animal.
- 1.female catboth
A female domestic feline animal.
- 1.gifts, stipendsclassical
Plural of 'qatt', referring to written grants, stipends, or gifts.
- 1.share, portionboth
A person's allotted share or portion, often in a metaphorical sense.
- 2.written document, grantclassical
A written document, such as a deed, grant, or stipend.
- 1.to make a soundclassical
To make a specific sound, like that of a quail or partridge.
- 1.to make a soundclassical
To make a specific sound, like that of a quail or partridge.