ح ن ظ
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with concepts of vulgarity, obscenity, and coarse speech, particularly in women. It also extends to meanings related to coarseness in physical form, such as a large belly or a stout animal, and can refer to something rough or uneven.
Derived headwords
- 1.obscene, vulgarclassical
Describing a man who is foul-mouthed or uses indecent language.
- 1.obscene, vulgarclassical
An alternative pronunciation for a man who is foul-mouthed or uses indecent language.
- 1.obscene, vulgarclassical
An alternative pronunciation for a man who is foul-mouthed or uses indecent language.
- 1.obscene, vulgarclassical
An alternative pronunciation for a man who is foul-mouthed or uses indecent language.
- 1.obscene, vulgarclassical
An alternative pronunciation for a man who is foul-mouthed or uses indecent language.
- 1.to be vulgar, to speak obscenelyclassical
Used to describe a woman who is foul-mouthed and uses indecent language.
- 1.to be vulgar, to speak obscenelyclassical
Used to describe a woman who is foul-mouthed and uses indecent language.
- 1.to be vulgar, to speak obscenelyclassical
Used to describe a woman who is foul-mouthed and uses indecent language.
- 1.to be vulgar, to speak obscenelyclassical
Used to describe a woman who is foul-mouthed and uses indecent language.
- 1.to denounce, to speak ill ofclassical
To denounce someone, to speak ill of them, or to say unpleasant things to them.
- 1.stout, largeclassical
Describing a she-ass that is broad and stout.
- 2.large louseclassical
A large louse.
- 3.broad, fullclassical
Describing something broad and full.
- 1.pot-belliedclassical
Describing a man with a large belly.
- 1.small moundsclassical
Small, smooth mounds in the ground.
- 1.to give a gift or paymentclassical
To give someone a gift or a payment for work.
- 1.paid, compensatedclassical
A man who has been given payment for work or a gift.
- 1.luck, fortuneclassical
A variant pronunciation or spelling for 'حظ' (luck or fortune).