هرو
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to a large stick or staff, often used as a weapon or symbol of authority. It extends to the act of striking with such an object and metaphorically to a person's physical form or 'body'. It also encompasses the idea of cooking or making something tender.
Derived headwords
- 1.Mace/Clubboth
A large, heavy stick or club, often used as a weapon or by authority figures.
- 2.A specific horseclassical
Refers to two specific horses: one belonging to Al-Rayan bin Huways al-Abdī, and another called 'the mace of the bachelors' which belonged to Abd al-Qays bin Afsa.
- 1.Mace/Clubboth
A large, heavy stick or club, often used as a weapon or by authority figures.
- 1.Maces/Clubs (plural)both
The plural form of 'harawah', referring to multiple large sticks or clubs.
- 1.Maces/Clubs (plural)classical
An irregular plural form of 'harawah', referring to multiple large sticks or clubs.
- 1.Maces/Clubs (plural)classical
Another irregular plural form of 'harawah', referring to multiple large sticks or clubs.
- 1.to strike with a maceboth
To hit someone with a large stick or club.
- 1.to strike with a maceboth
To hit someone with a large stick or club.
- 1.to strike with a maceboth
To hit someone with a large stick or club.
- 1.female slave who strikesclassical
A female slave who strikes (her master or others).
- 1.to cook thoroughlyclassical
To cook meat until it is very tender and done.
- 1.to cook thoroughlyclassical
To cook meat until it is very tender and done.
- 1.body/physiqueclassical
The physical form or body of a person, likened to a stick due to its shape or size.
- 1.to killclassical
To kill someone.