فرقع
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with sounds of cracking, snapping, or popping, often associated with joints or sudden movements. It also extends to meanings of rapid movement, dispersal, and even bodily functions like flatulence.
Derived headwords
- 1.to move swiftlyclassical
To move with great speed, especially while retreating or turning away.
- 2.to crack knucklesboth
To crack one's fingers or knuckles, often by bending them until the joints make a sound.
- 1.cracking soundboth
The sound produced by cracking or snapping, particularly of joints.
- 2.rapid movementclassical
A swift and sudden movement, especially a retreat.
- 3.anusclassical
A Yamanite term for the anus.
- 1.to twist someone's neckclassical
To twist someone's neck.
- 1.to crack knucklesboth
To crack one's fingers or knuckles, making a popping sound.
- 1.to make a cracking soundclassical
To produce a cracking or popping sound, especially between two striking objects.
- 2.to contractclassical
To become contracted or shrunken.
- 1.to disperseclassical
To disperse, scatter, or move away from something.
- 2.to clear awayclassical
To become clear or revealed; to move aside.
- 1.dispersalclassical
The act of dispersing, scattering, or moving away.
- 2.cracking soundclassical
A cracking or popping sound.
- 1.flatulenceclassical
A fart; the emission of intestinal gas.
- 1.anusclassical
A Yamanite term for the anus, similar to 'qurfū'ah'.
- 1.cracking soundclassical
A cracking or rattling sound, used synonymously with 'farqa'ah'.
- 1.crackingboth
The act of cracking or snapping, especially of joints.