خ ز ع
Root entry · 26 derived lemmasThe root خ ز ع primarily relates to the concept of cutting, separating, or detaching. This extends to meanings of falling behind, lagging, or being left behind, as well as specific physical conditions like lameness or a piece of flesh.
Derived headwords
- 1.to cutboth
To cut something, similar to the verb منع (to prevent/block).
- 2.to lag behindboth
To fall behind or become separated from companions while traveling.
- 1.cuttingboth
The act of cutting, analogous to منع (prevention/blocking).
- 2.lagging behindboth
The act of falling behind or becoming separated from companions.
- 1.to be cutboth
To be cut or separated, used reflexively or passively.
- 2.to lag behindboth
To lag behind or fall behind from a group, as mentioned in Al-Sahah.
- 3.to cut offboth
To cut off a piece from something, especially meat.
- 4.to divideboth
To divide something among people, cutting it into pieces.
- 1.to be cutboth
To be cut or severed, particularly from the middle of a rope, not from the end.
- 2.to be cut offboth
To be cut off or separated from something.
- 3.to bendboth
For the back or spine to bend due to old age or weakness.
- 1.piece cut offboth
A piece that is cut off from something.
- 2.tribe nameclassical
A name of a tribe descended from Azd, known for settling in Mecca.
- 1.tribe nameclassical
A name of a tribe descended from Azd, known for settling in Mecca.
- 1.lameboth
Describing a man who has a limp or lameness in one leg.
- 1.old womanclassical
An old woman.
- 1.sand duneclassical
A small, isolated sand dune separated from a larger dune.
- 1.limpboth
A limp or lameness in one of the legs.
- 2.piece of meatboth
A piece of meat, especially one cut from a carcass.
- 1.deathclassical
Death.
- 1.to break in halfboth
For a rope to break from its middle, not its end.
- 2.to bendboth
For the spine to bend due to old age or weakness.
- 1.to cut meatboth
To cut off a piece of meat from a larger cut or animal.
- 1.to divide among themselvesboth
For a group of people to divide something among themselves by cutting it into portions.
- 1.acquisitiveclassical
Someone who acquires or takes people's wealth.
- 1.to cut off fromboth
To cut someone off from others or from a group.
- 2.to takeboth
To take something, often implying taking it away or appropriating it.
- 3.to cut off (from good)classical
To be deprived of good deeds or noble qualities.
- 1.to hinder my walkingboth
For a limp to impede or hinder one's ability to walk.
- 1.to cut him offclassical
To cut someone off, or to deprive them of something.
- 1.something that befallsclassical
Something that happens or befalls someone, often implying something undesirable.
- 1.to take something from himboth
To take or obtain something from someone.
- 1.fickleclassical
Someone whose character or disposition changes frequently.
- 1.to gain from himclassical
To gain something from someone, or to diminish them.
- 1.to divide it among themclassical
To divide something among a group of people.
- 1.camel ailmentclassical
A disease affecting camels, specifically in the neck.
- 1.afflicted with الخزاعclassical
A female camel suffering from the ailment known as الخزاع.
- 1.poet's nameclassical
A poet named Tha'laba bin Su'ayr bin Khuzā'ī bin Māzin.