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Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to weakness, slowness, and poor quality, particularly in movement or physical condition. It can describe a person or animal exhibiting such traits, or even a general state of inferiority. It also extends to geographical names and tribal affiliations.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be weakclassical
The man was weak, similar to the pattern of 'faraha'. This is a neglected entry by Al-Jawhari.
- 1.poor gaitclassical
Refers to a badness or slowness in walking, due to crookedness or exhaustion.
- 1.slow walkclassical
Refers to a badness or slowness in walking, due to crookedness or exhaustion.
- 1.to have loose jointsclassical
When one's joints become loose and their gait slows down.
- 1.to have loose jointsclassical
When one's joints become loose and their gait slows down.
- 1.emaciated (camel)classical
Describes a camel that is emaciated and weak.
- 1.medium fatness (sheep)classical
Describes sheep that are neither emaciated nor fat, but in a middle state.
- 1.a tribeboth
A specific tribe of Arabs residing in the region of Mount Hebron.
- 1.a person's nameboth
A nisba referring to Abu Bakr Muhammad bin Al-Muzzaffar bin Abdullah Al-Sarkani (with kasra). He was a traditionist.
- 1.a person's nameboth
A nisba referring to Muhammad bin Ishaq bin Hatim Al-Sarkuni. He narrated from Muhammad bin Ahmad bin Khanb.
- 1.a village nameboth
A village located in Tus.