قذل
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the back of the head, specifically the nape area. It extends to describe actions related to striking or affecting this part, as well as metaphorical extensions like deviating, following, or being diligent. It also includes terms for defects and related professions.
Derived headwords
- 1.nape of the neckboth
The collective term for the back of the head in humans and horses, located above the occipital bone. It is described as the area below the crown and above the hairline, and for a horse, the place where the bridle strap rests behind the forelock.
- 2.sides of the napeclassical
The two sides of the nape, to the right and left of the occipital bone.
- 1.to strike the napeboth
To strike someone or something on the nape of the neck.
- 2.to injure the napeboth
To inflict an injury upon the nape of the neck.
- 1.to deviate, to swerveclassical
To deviate from the right path or course; to lean or incline unjustly.
- 1.to followclassical
To follow someone closely.
- 1.to find fault withclassical
To criticize or find fault with someone.
- 1.to be diligent, to striveclassical
To exert oneself seriously and diligently in an undertaking.
- 1.defect, flawclassical
A defect, fault, or blemish.
- 1.nape of the neck (plural)both
Plural form of 'qadhāl', referring to the nape of the neck.
- 1.nape of the neck (plural)both
Another plural form of 'qadhāl', referring to the nape of the neck.
- 1.wounded on the napeclassical
Describing someone who has been struck or wounded on the nape of the neck.
- 1.cupper, phlebotomistclassical
A cupper or phlebotomist, because they make incisions below the nape of the neck.