خظو
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes the concept of being plump, well-fed, and substantial, particularly in relation to flesh or body mass. It can also denote thickness, robustness, and being well-built, extending to inanimate objects.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be plumpboth
Said of flesh, meaning it became plump, well-fed, and substantial.
- 1.to be plumpboth
The imperfect form of the verb meaning to become plump and substantial, especially referring to flesh.
- 1.plumpnessboth
The masdar (verbal noun) for the state of being plump and well-fed, particularly of flesh.
- 1.plumpboth
An active participle describing flesh that is plump, well-fed, and substantial.
- 1.plump and substantialclassical
An idiomatic phrase, often used as an intensifier, meaning very plump and substantial, especially for flesh.
- 1.overlapping fleshclassical
A noun referring to a state where parts of the flesh overlap each other, indicating plumpness or thickness.
- 1.to make plumpboth
To make something plump, substantial, or large, especially referring to making flesh grow.
- 1.to make plumpboth
A causative form meaning to make something plump, large, or substantial.
- 1.the plump oneclassical
A plump or substantial specimen of anything.
- 1.thick cupclassical
A description of a cup that is thick, stout, and substantial.
- 1.thick and solidboth
Describing something as thick, solid, and robust, often referring to parts of the body or objects.
- 1.were plumpclassical
The dual feminine past tense form, used to describe two things (e.g., thighs) that were plump.