طرمح
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThe root طرمح (ṭarmaḥa) primarily relates to height, elevation, and being tall. It can describe physical elevation of structures or land, as well as metaphorical elevation in status or renown. It also extends to descriptions of physical stature and pride.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be elevatedboth
To be high, elevated, or raised up. This is the primary meaning, often applied to structures or land.
- 2.to be tallboth
To be tall or lengthy in stature.
- 3.to be high in statusclassical
To have a high reputation, status, or renown.
- 1.tallboth
Possessing great height; very tall.
- 2.elevatedclassical
High in status or renown; distinguished.
- 3.proudclassical
Holding one's head high out of pride or arrogance.
- 1.name of a poetboth
A proper name, notably of the poet Al-Ṭarmaḥ ibn Ḥakīm.
- 2.person of high renownclassical
A person known for high status and lineage.
- 1.the tall oneboth
A tall person or thing.
- 2.the elevated oneboth
Something that is elevated or raised.
- 1.the tall oneboth
A tall person or thing, similar to الطرماح.
- 1.the tall oneclassical
A tall person or thing, possibly a variant or inversion of الطرموح.