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Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of a defect, flaw, or blemish, whether physical, moral, or reputational. It extends to meanings of pain, weakness, and even specific locations or ailments.
Derived headwords
- 1.to bind quicklyclassical
To tie or bind something rapidly, as mentioned in Al-Sihah.
- 1.to crack (wood)classical
To cause a crack or split in wood without separating it completely. This meaning is cited from Al-Jawhari.
- 1.to defameboth
To criticize or find fault with something severely, implying a significant blemish or defect.
- 1.knot in woodclassical
A knot or a crack in wood, specifically a split that does not cause separation. It can refer to a defect in a wooden shaft.
- 2.blemishboth
A defect or flaw, particularly a stain on one's lineage or honor.
- 3.shameclassical
Disgrace or shame associated with one's family or lineage.
- 4.ailmentclassical
A sickness or illness, often characterized by weakness or pain.
- 1.blemished lineageclassical
A reference to people of blemished or dishonorable lineage.
- 1.place in Yemenclassical
A place name located in Yemen, though its significance is noted as being omitted by Yaqut.
- 1.illnessclassical
A state of sickness or disease, often implying weakness.
- 1.to afflict with painclassical
When a fever causes pain or suffering to a person.
- 1.to feel painclassical
To experience pain or suffering, often as a result of an ailment or affliction.
- 1.weaknessclassical
A feeling of debility, lassitude, or weakness in the body.
- 2.sluggishnessclassical
A state of lethargy, inactivity, or slowness.
- 3.breakdownclassical
A partial breakdown or fracturing sensation within the body.
- 1.afflictedclassical
Suffering from weakness, pain, or an ailment.
- 1.space between fingersclassical
The space between the ring finger and the little finger. (Note: The entry suggests a correction to 'between the middle and ring finger').
- 1.defect in speechclassical
A flaw or blemish in one's speech.
- 2.flawboth
A general defect, blemish, or fault.
- 3.weaknessclassical
A feeling of lassitude or weakness in the body.
- 1.of ill reputeclassical
Having a lineage or family background that is considered defective or dishonorable.