طمث
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThe root طمث (ṭamtha) primarily relates to the onset of menstruation or bleeding, particularly in young women. It extends to concepts of deflowering, sexual intercourse involving bleeding, and by extension, touching or being touched, and even corruption or defilement.
Derived headwords
- 1.she menstruatedboth
The woman began to menstruate.
- 1.she menstruatedboth
The woman menstruated, with the verb in the past tense.
- 2.she bledboth
She bled due to deflowering or intercourse.
- 3.she was defloweredclassical
The young woman was deflowered.
- 1.menstruationboth
The act or state of menstruating.
- 2.bleedingboth
Bleeding, especially from deflowering or intercourse.
- 3.defloweringclassical
The act of deflowering a virgin.
- 4.intercourseclassical
Sexual intercourse, particularly when involving bleeding.
- 5.touchingclassical
The act of touching or being touched.
- 6.corruptionclassical
Corruption or defilement.
- 1.menstruatingboth
A woman who is menstruating.
- 2.defloweredclassical
A woman who has been deflowered.
- 1.he deflowered herclassical
He deflowered her, specifically referring to intercourse that causes bleeding.
- 2.he had intercourse with herclassical
He had sexual intercourse with her, with the term sometimes generalized to include any intercourse.
- 1.he hobbled the camelclassical
He hobbled or tied the camel's legs.
- 1.hobblingclassical
The act of hobbling or tying an animal's legs.
- 2.touchclassical
The act of touching or contact.
- 3.corruptionclassical
Corruption or defilement.
- 1.he touches themclassical
He touches them, in the context of not having been touched by humans or jinn.
- 2.he has intercourse with themclassical
He has intercourse with them, referring to sexual union.
- 1.defloweringclassical
Deflowering, specifically intercourse involving bleeding.
- 1.bloodclassical
Blood, particularly menstrual blood or blood from deflowering.
- 1.corruptionclassical
Corruption, decay, or defilement.