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Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of snatching, grabbing, or snatching something quickly, often with the hand or mouth. It extends to concepts of taking possession, seizing, and even swallowing. Some derived terms also refer to specific instances of this action or objects related to it.
Derived headwords
- 1.mouthfulclassical
A mouthful, specifically what is taken with the hand.
- 2.snatchclassical
An act of snatching or grabbing something with the hand.
- 1.my mouthfulclassical
My mouthful, referring to what I have taken or grabbed with my hand.
- 1.to snatch itboth
To snatch or seize something quickly, often with the hand or mouth.
- 1.to snatch itboth
To snatch or seize something quickly, similar to تزقفه.
- 1.to catch itboth
To catch something, especially in mid-air, often with a quick movement.
- 1.to catch itboth
To catch something, similar to تلقفه, implying a quick reception.
- 1.snatchingclassical
The act of snatching or grabbing something quickly.
- 1.to snatchboth
The act of snatching or grabbing something quickly.
- 1.to snatchboth
To snatch or grab something, often used reflexively or with emphasis on the action.
- 1.to catchboth
To catch something, especially in mid-air.
- 1.to catchboth
To catch something, similar to تلقفت.
- 1.Al-Zaqfiyyahclassical
A place name in the Sawad region, associated with scholars.
- 1.snatchclassical
An act of snatching or seizing something from among others.
- 1.snatchingclassical
The act of snatching or catching something.
- 1.snatchingclassical
Describing a swift, snatching action, often in combat.
- 1.to swallowboth
To swallow something, particularly a morsel.
- 1.to swallow itboth
To swallow something, similar to تزقف.
- 1.to snatchboth
To snatch or catch a ball, often with a mallet.