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Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of patching, mending, or reinforcing something, often with the implication of improving or maintaining a situation. It extends to concepts of experience, specific types of dates, geographical locations, and personal names derived from this core meaning.
Derived headwords
- 1.to patchboth
To mend or reinforce something, typically clothing or a tear, by sewing on a piece of material.
- 2.to mend one's waysclassical
To improve one's condition or situation, often by making superficial repairs or adjustments.
- 1.patcherclassical
One who patches or mends, used metaphorically to describe someone who tries to improve their worldly affairs.
- 1.patcherboth
Relating to patching or mending; used as a nisba (attribution) for individuals known for this trait or profession.
- 1.experiencedclassical
Tested or tried through experience, having gained wisdom or skill from facing various situations.
- 2.patchedboth
Having patches sewn onto it; can refer to clothing or, metaphorically, a situation that has been superficially repaired.
- 1.patched garmentclassical
A garment that has patches, often associated with the attire of Sufi saints due to its patched nature.
- 1.a type of dateclassical
A specific variety of date, named as such according to Abu Hanifa.
- 1.water-retaining structuresclassical
Fortifications or structures in the Najd region built to hold water, belonging to the tribe of Banu Abi Bakr bin Kilab.
- 1.Wadi al-Riqaa'classical
A valley located in the Najd region, named after the concept of patching or perhaps its features.