الباسط
كلمة (الباسط) في اللغة اسم فاعل من البسط، وهو النشر والمدّ، وهو...
Sheep and cattle that doesn’t have marrow in its bones.
"‘Ajfā’" (a scrawny cattle) is of two kinds: 1. An extremely scrawny without meat, whose bones do not have marrow. 2. A scrawny that has marrow in its bones. Its thinness maybe due to a disease or congenital.
"‘Ajfā’" (pl. ‘ajfāwāt", ‘ijāf"): a scrawny sheep and other cattle that lost meat and fat. Derived from "‘ajaf", which means: slimness and losing fat. Other meanings: retention, prevention.
A slender, emaciated animal which has lost its bone marrow.