م ه ك
Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of crushing, grinding, and intense pressure. It extends to meanings of fullness, abundance, and even vigorous action, including sexual intercourse and rapid movement. Some derived terms also describe physical characteristics like softness or length, and can refer to specific individuals or places.
Derived headwords
- 1.to crush intenselyclassical
To crush something thoroughly, to grind it down with extreme force and pressure.
- 2.to wear downclassical
To wear something down through repeated action or pressure.
- 3.to have intercourse vigorouslyclassical
To exert oneself intensely during sexual intercourse.
- 4.to smoothclassical
To make something smooth, to polish it.
- 1.intense crushingclassical
The act of crushing or grinding something with great force.
- 2.intense intercourseclassical
The act of vigorous sexual intercourse.
- 3.smoothingclassical
The act of making something smooth.
- 1.intense crushingclassical
The act of crushing or grinding something with extreme force, as described by Ibn Duraid.
- 1.to walk fastclassical
To walk with speed and haste.
- 1.to exert oneself with a womanclassical
To exert oneself vigorously in sexual intercourse with a woman.
- 1.to smooth somethingclassical
To make something smooth or polished.
- 1.fullness of youthclassical
The state of being full of youthful vigor, vitality, and abundance.
- 2.moisture of youthclassical
The freshness and moisture associated with youth.
- 3.abundanceclassical
A state of being plentiful or abundant.
- 1.full of youthclassical
Describing a young person who is full of vitality and vigor.
- 2.abundantclassical
Describing something that is plentiful or abundant.
- 1.full of youthclassical
Describing a young person who is full of vitality and vigor.
- 2.abundantclassical
Describing something that is plentiful or abundant.
- 3.tall and unsteadyclassical
Describing someone or something that is tall and moves with an unsteady gait.
- 4.wide (horse)classical
Describing a horse that is wide or spacious, implying strength or capacity.
- 5.energetic (running)classical
Describing energetic or vigorous running.
- 1.wide-bodied horseclassical
A horse that is wide or spacious, often implying strength or a large build.
- 1.soft bowclassical
Describing a bow that is soft or flexible.
- 1.Yusuf ibn Mahakclassical
A narrator of hadith, originally from Persia, who settled in Mecca and was considered reliable.
- 1.small moonclassical
A name of Persian origin meaning 'small moon'.
- 2.crushedclassical
Derived from the root 'mahk', meaning crushed.
- 1.improvement in workclassical
The act of improving or perfecting one's work.
- 2.engraving with handclassical
The act of engraving or drawing patterns with one's hand.
- 1.prone to error in speechclassical
Describing a person who frequently makes mistakes in their speech.
- 1.stallion that fails to impregnateclassical
A male horse that attempts to mate but does not result in conception.
- 1.to weaken his backclassical
To weaken one's back, similar to the meaning of 'nahaka'.
- 1.to contend stubbornlyclassical
To contend with each other stubbornly, to persist in an argument or struggle.
- 1.woman's back became weakclassical
The back of a woman became weak or relaxed.
- 1.man's flesh became lightclassical
A man's flesh became light or reduced.
- 1.to strive in runningclassical
To exert oneself greatly or strive intensely in running.
- 1.Al-Makkiclassical
A nisba referring to someone from Mecca, or of Persian origin related to the name Mahak.