خور

خَارَ

To make the whizzing or sounding of arrows.

A sound use distinct from animal lowing.

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خَارَ عَلَيْهِ

To bend, turn, or incline toward someone.

A directed construction describing movement or inclination toward another.

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خَارَ، خَوِرَ

To be weak, feeble, languid, soft, or fragile.

Applied to a person or to a thing; the lexical descriptions include reed-like softness and fragility.

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خَوَرٌ

In a camel, either commendable endurance of thirst and fatigue or blameworthy inability to endure them.

The evaluation depends on context: the term can denote either a praised or a dispraised quality.

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خَارَ

Of heat or cold, to become faint, remit, abate, or cease.

The construction خار عَنَّا is used of cold that has left or ceased from someone.

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خَارَهُ

To strike or hurt the خَوْرَان by thrusting or piercing it with a spear or similar weapon.

A specialized transitive construction referring to the anatomical خَوْرَان.

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خَوَّرَهُ

To attribute weakness, feebleness, or languor to someone.

A Form II causative or ascriptive construction.

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أَخَارَهُ

To cause someone or something to utter a cry.

A Form IV causative use, reported as the primary sense of the derived verb.

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أَخَارَهُ

To cause someone or something to bend, turn, or incline.

A derived transitive use, including turning riding camels toward a destination.

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تَخَاوَرَتِ الثِّيرَانُ

For bulls to low or bellow to one another.

A reciprocal Form VI construction.

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اِسْتَخَارَهَا

To try to make a gazelle or wild cow utter its cry, or to imitate its cry so that it will respond.

A hunting technique in which the sportsman imitates the young animal's cry to draw out the mother.

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اِسْتَخَارَهُ

To endeavor to make someone bend, turn, or incline.

A Form X effort-directed construction.

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اِسْتَخَارَهُ

To call or summon someone to oneself.

A derived construction involving a call that draws the addressed party toward the speaker.

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اِسْتَخَارَهُ

To question someone or something in order to elicit a reply or speech.

Used of interrogating a person and, poetically, of asking dwelling traces to respond.

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اِسْتَخَارَ الضَّبَّ

To drive a lizard or jerboa from its burrow by placing a stick in one passage so that it emerges through another.

A specialized hunting method involving the passages of a burrow.

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خَوْرٌ

Low or depressed ground between elevated parts; an inlet, channel, or watercourse leading from a sea or large river.

The term covers a depression or channel through which water enters or pours toward a sea or large river.

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خُورَةُ الإِبِلِ

The best or choicest of camels.

A specialized nominal use applied to a camel or to camels collectively.

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خَوْرَانٌ

The rectal passage, anus, or anatomical cleft containing the anus; in some descriptions, the cleft containing the female external genital opening.

The term has several closely related anatomical applications, including the rectum, its opening, and the surrounding cleft.

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خَوَّارٌ

Weak, feeble, or cowardly; a person unable to endure hardship or distress.

Most directly applied to a person, with cowardice given as a figurative extension of weakness.

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خَوَّارٌ

Weak, soft, or fragile, applied to things such as a spear, arrow, reed, or ground; also used of beds stuffed with soft material.

The term describes lack of hardness or firmness and related softness in objects or materials.

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خَوَّارٌ، خَوَّارَةٌ

Of a camel, slender and beautiful; of a she-camel, soft-fleshed and fragile-boned.

A specialized descriptive application to camels and she-camels.

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خَوَّارُ العِنَانِ

A horse that turns easily and runs much.

An idiomatic description of a responsive, easily turning horse.

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بَكْرَةٌ خَوَّارَةٌ

A pulley sheave whose pin turns easily in its supports.

A specialized technical description of easy rotation.

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خَوَّارَةٌ

A female camel, ewe, or she-goat whose milk is abundant or flows readily.

Some descriptions additionally characterize the female camel as thin-skinned; the core usage concerns plentiful or freely flowing milk.

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خَوَّارَةٌ

A palm tree that bears much fruit.

A specialized botanical application.

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خَوَّارُ الصَّفَا

Smooth stones that sound when struck because of their hardness.

An expression for resonant, hard smooth stones.

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زَنْدٌ خَوَّارٌ

A firestick that emits abundant fire.

Equivalent in the cited usage to a highly fire-producing implement.

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خَوَّارُ العُودِ

Lavish or freely giving when asked.

An idiomatic expression used in dispraise of excessive generosity.

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خَوَّارٌ

A plural designation for women regarded as corrupt and lacking forbearance.

Reported as a plural expression without a singular form.

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