خزن
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThe root خزن (khzn) primarily relates to storing, preserving, and accumulating things, often implying keeping them safe or hidden. It extends to the concept of something becoming spoiled or rotten, particularly food, and metaphorically to the heart or tongue as keepers of secrets. It also encompasses related concepts like the place of storage, the act of storing, and individuals associated with storage.
Derived headwords
- 1.to storeboth
To hoard or preserve wealth or goods in a treasury or safe place.
- 2.to spoilclassical
Said of meat when it becomes spoiled and putrid.
- 1.to store upboth
To hoard or preserve something, often for oneself.
- 2.to take the shortest routeclassical
To take the nearest or shortest path, as in a road.
- 3.to concealclassical
To keep a secret hidden.
- 1.storingboth
The act of storing or preserving.
- 2.spoilingclassical
The state of meat becoming spoiled or putrid.
- 1.spoilingclassical
A state of being spoiled or putrid, specifically referring to meat.
- 1.to spoilclassical
A variant form of the verb meaning to spoil or become putrid, used for meat.
- 1.spoiledclassical
Describing meat that has become spoiled and putrid.
- 1.treasuryboth
A place where valuables or goods are stored; a treasury or safe.
- 2.storage placeboth
A location designated for storing things.
- 3.the work of a treasurerclassical
The actions and duties performed by a treasurer.
- 4.heartclassical
Metaphorically, the heart, as it stores secrets.
- 1.treasuriesboth
Plural of خزانة (khizānah), referring to multiple treasuries or storage places.
- 1.storage placeboth
A place where things are stored; a warehouse or storehouse.
- 1.storage placesboth
Plural of مخزن (makhzan), referring to multiple storage places.
- 1.treasurerboth
One who guards or manages a treasury; a treasurer.
- 2.keeperboth
One who keeps or preserves something, often a secret.
- 3.tongueclassical
Metaphorically, the tongue, as it keeps secrets.
- 4.food preserverclassical
Specifically, one who preserves food.
- 1.treasurerclassical
An intensive form of خازن (khāzin), emphasizing the role of a treasurer or keeper.
- 2.tongueclassical
Metaphorically, the tongue, as a keeper of secrets.
- 3.blackened fruitclassical
Refers to fruit that has become blackened and rotten due to an affliction.
- 1.treasurersboth
Plural of خازن (khāzin), referring to multiple treasurers or keepers.
- 1.taking the shortest routeclassical
The act of taking the nearest or shortest path, especially of a road.
- 1.to become richclassical
A man becoming wealthy after a period of poverty.
- 1.to storeclassical
To store or hoard wealth or goods.
- 1.stored wealthclassical
Wealth or goods that have been stored or hoarded.
- 1.to withholdclassical
To withhold or prevent someone from giving their contribution or gift.
- 1.a village nameclassical
The name of a village located in Bukhara.