م ز ق
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of tearing, ripping, or rending something apart. It extends to metaphorical uses like damaging someone's reputation or honor. It also has a specific meaning related to a bird expelling its droppings and a derived meaning of singing.
Derived headwords
- 1.to tearboth
To rip, rend, or tear something into pieces.
- 1.to be tornboth
To become torn, ripped, or rent asunder.
- 1.to tear thoroughlyboth
To tear something extensively or with great force, emphasizing the act of ripping.
- 1.bird to expel droppingsclassical
Used specifically for a bird expelling its droppings or excrement.
- 1.to slanderboth
Metaphorically, to attack or slander someone's honor or reputation.
- 1.to slanderclassical
Similar to attacking one's honor, this implies damaging someone's reputation.
- 1.Al-Mumazzaqclassical
A title given to the poet Shas bin Nahar, possibly due to his words or a misunderstanding of a word in his poetry.
- 1.Al-Mumazziqclassical
A title given to a later poet from Hadramawt, whose father was also known by a related epithet.
- 1.to enrichclassical
In a specific poetic context, this form is interpreted to mean 'to enrich' or 'to be sufficient'.