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خ ز ر ق
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root appears to relate to terms for specific types of clothing, insects, and abstract qualities like weakness or foolishness. It also includes a term for a type of food.
Derived headwords
الخَزْرَنقnoun
- 1.Type of garmentclassical
A garment or a type of clothing, possibly of Persian origin.
- 2.White garmentsclassical
White clothing.
الخَزْرَنقnoun
- 1.Spiderclassical
A spider, or specifically a male spider.
الخَذْرَنقnoun
- 1.Spiderclassical
A spider, similar to الخزرنق.
الخَزْرَاقَةadjective
- 1.Weakclassical
Someone who is weak.
- 2.Cowardlyclassical
Someone who is faint-hearted or cowardly.
- 3.Foolishclassical
Someone who is foolish or stupid.
الخَزْرِيقnoun
- 1.Type of foodclassical
A food similar to soup or a thick broth.
Parallel reading
الخزرانق، بالضم أهمله الجوهري، وقال ابن عباد: ثوب أو ضرب من الثياب، فارسي معرب أو ثياب بيض
Al-khazranq, with damma, was neglected by Al-Jawhari. Ibn 'Abbad said: it is a garment or a type of clothing, Persian and Arabized, or white garments.
والخزرنق، كسفرجل: العنكبوت أو هو ذكر العناكب، كالخذرنق، بالذال والدال.
And al-khazranq, like safarjal (quince), is a spider, or it is a male spider, like al-khadhranaq, with dhal and dal.
الخزراقة، بالكسر: الضعيف. والضيق القلب الجبان. وقيل: هو الأحمق، قاله شمر، وبه فسر قول امرئ القيس: ولست بخزراقة
Al-khazraqa, with kasra: the weak one. And the faint-hearted, the coward. It was said: he is the foolish one, said Shammir, and with this he interpreted the saying of Imru' al-Qais: 'And you are not a khazraqa'.
قال الأزهري: هكذا رأيت في نسخة مسموعة بالزاي قبل الراء.
Al-Azhari said: Thus I saw it in a heard copy with a zay before the ra'.
والخزريق، بالضم: طعام شبيه بالحساء أو بالحريرة.
And al-khazriq, with damma: a food similar to soup or harira.