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Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns heated stones, particularly those used for heating liquids or food. It extends to describe physical features, especially in horses, and metaphorical concepts like overwhelming troubles or intense anger.
Derived headwords
- 1.Heated stonesboth
Stones heated by the sun or fire, often used to heat liquids like milk or water.
- 2.Kneecap boneclassical
A bone in the knee, described as being like folded fingers or a flat bone covering the joint.
- 3.Overwhelming troubleclassical
A calamity that overshadows previous ones, metaphorically extinguishing their impact.
- 1.To heat with stonesboth
To heat something, such as milk or water, using heated stones.
- 2.To cauterizeclassical
To brand or cauterize with heated stones.
- 3.To throwclassical
To throw something, specifically referring to throwing dung.
- 4.To foldclassical
To fold a cushion or pillow.
- 5.To angerclassical
To make someone extremely angry, as if placing them on hot stones.
- 1.Heated stoneboth
A single heated stone, used for heating liquids or as a branding tool.
- 2.Kneecapclassical
The bone or structure of the knee joint, particularly in horses.
- 3.Brand markclassical
A mark made by cauterizing with a heated stone.
- 1.Heated by stonesclassical
Describing something, like milk, that has been heated by throwing hot stones into it.
- 1.Milk heated with stonesclassical
Milk that is boiled by adding hot stones to it, often to remove its unpleasant smell.
- 2.Meat roasted on stonesclassical
Meat that is cooked or roasted on heated stones.
- 1.Cooked on stonesclassical
Food, especially meat, that is cooked by placing it on heated stones.
- 2.Cooked in a stomachclassical
Meat cooked inside an animal's stomach, using heated stones.
- 1.Pot cooked with stonesclassical
A cooking pot whose contents are cooked using heated stones.
- 2.Washed stomach (for cooking)classical
A cleaned animal stomach used as a makeshift cooking vessel, into which meat and heated stones are placed.
- 1.Overwhelming troubleclassical
A major problem that makes previous ones seem insignificant.
- 2.Fatty sheepclassical
A metaphor for a very fat sheep, whose fat might melt if it touched hot stones.
- 3.Snake that neutralizes heatclassical
A type of snake whose venom is said to neutralize the heat of hot stones.
- 1.Tribes of Radafatclassical
Four Arab tribes (Shayban, Taghlib, Bahra', Iyadh) named 'Radafat', possibly due to their strength and unity.
- 1.To boil milk/waterclassical
To boil milk or water by adding hot stones to it.
- 1.Stomach used for cookingclassical
An animal's stomach prepared for cooking, often filled with meat and heated stones.
- 1.Part below the kneecapclassical
The area situated beneath the kneecap.
- 1.Causing angerclassical
The act of making someone extremely angry.