ر ه ف
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThe root ر ه ف (r-h-f) primarily relates to the concept of thinness, fineness, and delicacy. It is often applied to physical objects like swords, bodies, and ears, but can also extend metaphorically to abstract concepts like intellect and speech.
Derived headwords
- 1.to thinboth
To make something thin, fine, or delicate, especially a blade.
- 1.to thinboth
To make something thin, fine, or delicate, especially a blade. This is a causative form.
- 2.to sharpenboth
To sharpen a tongue or intellect, metaphorically.
- 1.thinnessboth
The state of being thin, fine, or delicate.
- 2.delicacyboth
Fineness or tenderness.
- 1.thinnessboth
The quality of being thin, fine, or delicate.
- 2.delicacyboth
Fineness, tenderness, or subtlety.
- 1.thinnedboth
Made thin, fine, or delicate, especially a sword blade.
- 2.leanclassical
Describing a horse that is lean-bellied and has close ribs, considered a defect.
- 3.delicateboth
Describing a person with a fine or delicate body.
- 1.thinnedboth
Made thin, fine, or delicate.
- 2.delicateboth
Describing a person with a fine or delicate body.
- 1.thinnessboth
The quality of being thin, fine, or delicate.
- 2.delicacyboth
Fineness, tenderness, or subtlety.
- 1.thinnessboth
The state of being thin, fine, or delicate.
- 2.delicacyboth
Fineness or tenderness.
- 1.thinclassical
Thin, fine, or delicate.
- 1.delicate of bodyboth
Having a fine, delicate, or slender body.
- 1.delicate earboth
A fine or delicate ear, implying keen hearing.