رِيق

Root: ر ي ق

ج أَرْياق ورِياق : ماءُ الفم واللُّعاب

🇬🇧 Translation:

Plural: aryaq and riyaq : Mouth water and saliva (Saliva/Spit).

🇬🇧 Translation:

Stopped a little to rest or to catch his breath, and is usually said in situations of embarrassment or fear
Wet his saliva (throat): drank a little liquid after thirst, relieved him and eased him
Came on an empty stomach: did not eat anything
His saliva dried up: exhausted himself (Saliva/Breath/Empty stomach).

" في نُصحه رِيقُ الحَيَّة "

🇬🇧 Translation:

" fi nushihi riqu al-hayyah (In his advice is the saliva (venom) of a snake) "