عمهج
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes things that are long, tall, or extended. It also extends to describe the state of milk, particularly when it is thick, curdled, or has begun to change, and can refer to something being full of flesh or well-formed.
Derived headwords
- 1.long, tallboth
Describing something as long or tall, applicable to various things.
- 1.long, tallclassical
Synonymous with العمهج, referring to something long or tall.
- 1.thick milkclassical
Milk that is thick, curdled, or in the initial stages of changing its taste.
- 2.curdled milkclassical
Milk that has become solid or curdled.
- 3.milk not yet sourclassical
Milk that has been kept but has not yet become sour, nor mixed with water, nor fully curdled.
- 4.milk kept in a waterskinclassical
Milk that has been kept in a waterskin and has not yet developed a distinct taste.
- 1.long, tallboth
The adjective form referring to length or height.
- 1.long, tallboth
An adjective indicating length or height, often used for necks.
- 2.lush, green plantclassical
Describing a plant that is green and lush.
- 3.tender plantclassical
Referring to any tender or fresh plant.
- 1.full of fleshclassical
Describing something as being full of meat or flesh.
- 2.well-formedclassical
Referring to something that is perfectly formed or complete in its creation.
- 3.easy to swallowclassical
Describing a drink that is smooth and easy to swallow.
- 1.large, fatclassical
Describing someone or something as large and stout or fat.
- 1.milk not sweet or sourclassical
Referring to milk that is neither sweet nor has taken on a sour taste.