فجو
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of an opening, gap, or wide space between two things. It extends to describe spacious areas, particularly in land or courtyards, and also refers to physical wideness or separation, such as between the legs or a bowstring and its limb.
Derived headwords
- 1.Gap, openingboth
The space or opening between two things.
- 2.Expanse, open spaceboth
A wide area of land or an open space, like a courtyard.
- 1.Courtyardclassical
The open space within a house or dwelling.
- 1.Gaps, openingsboth
Plural of 'fajwah', referring to multiple gaps or openings.
- 1.Wide spaceclassical
An extended, wide area of land, often used in reference to a spacious place.
- 1.To openboth
To open something; the past tense verb form.
- 1.To open upboth
To become open or to be opened; used in the past tense.
- 1.To raise the bowstringclassical
To raise the bowstring away from the limb of the bow.
- 1.To raise the bowstringclassical
The verb form indicating the action of raising the bowstring from the bow's limb.
- 1.Wide-leggedboth
Describing someone or something with widely separated thighs or legs.
- 2.Bow with raised stringclassical
A bow whose string is raised away from its limb.
- 1.Separation of thighs/kneesboth
The wide distance between the thighs, knees, or lower legs.
- 2.Separation of camel's hocksclassical
The wide distance between the hocks of a camel.
- 1.Wide-thighedboth
Having widely separated thighs or legs; a male descriptor.
- 1.Wide separationboth
A significant opening or separation, particularly in the legs.
- 1.Bowstring separatedclassical
The bowstring became separated from the limb of the bow.
- 1.To develop a gapboth
For something to develop a gap or opening.
- 1.Bow with raised stringclassical
A bow characterized by its string being raised away from its limb.
- 1.Bow with raised stringclassical
Similar to 'fajwaa', describing a bow with its string raised from the limb.