خبن
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThe root خبن (khbn) primarily relates to folding, tucking, or concealing something, often to shorten or hide it. This can apply to fabric, food, or even abstract concepts like lies or poetic meter. It also extends to meanings of being compact, strong, or even dying.
Derived headwords
- 1.to fold and sewboth
To fold and sew fabric or similar items to shorten them.
- 2.to conceal and prepareclassical
To hide or conceal something and prepare it for a time of need or hardship.
- 3.to dieclassical
To die.
- 4.to omit a letterclassical
In prosody, to omit the second letter of a metrical foot, often metaphorically.
- 1.folding and sewingclassical
The act of folding and sewing fabric to shorten it.
- 1.what is carried in the lapboth
That which a person carries in their lap or folds into their garment.
- 2.waistbandclassical
The part of trousers or a skirt around the waist.
- 3.a place name
A place name in Yemen.
- 1.inconsistent behaviorclassical
Describing someone who is sometimes good and sometimes bad, inconsistent.
- 1.dyingclassical
One who is dying.
- 1.omission in prosodyclassical
The omission of the second letter in a metrical foot in Arabic poetry.
- 2.space between waterskin partsclassical
The space between the opening and the main body of a waterskin.
- 3.
- 1.strongclassical
A strong or powerful person.
- 1.to conceal liesclassical
One who conceals or prepares lies.
- 1.to hide in one's garmentclassical
To hide something in the fold of one's trousers, near the back.
- 1.valley in Yemen
A valley in Yemen, near Najran.
- 2.mountain
A mountain located between the mines of Naqrah and Fidak.