ضمد
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of binding, bandaging, or tying something, especially to treat a wound or injury. It extends to the materials used for binding and the general concept of securing or fastening.
Derived headwords
- 1.to bandageboth
To bind a wound or injury with a bandage or dressing.
- 2.to tieboth
To secure or fasten something, such as a head, with a band or cloth.
- 1.bandagesclassical
Plural of 'dimad', referring to the materials used for bandaging.
- 1.bandageboth
A strip of material used to bind a wound or injury.
- 2.headbandboth
A strip of cloth or material wrapped around the head, often for medicinal purposes or after applying oil/water.
- 3.dressingboth
The material applied to a wound.
- 1.bandageboth
A strip of material used for binding, similar to 'dimad'.
- 2.bindingboth
The act or material of binding.
- 1.to be bandagedboth
To have a bandage applied to oneself.
- 2.to bind oneselfboth
To tie or secure oneself, often with a band or cloth.
- 1.bandagingboth
The act of applying a bandage or dressing.
- 2.bindingboth
The act of tying or securing with a band.
- 1.bindingclassical
The active participle of 'taḍammada', meaning one who is binding or being bound.
- 1.bandagerclassical
One who applies bandages.
- 1.bandageclassical
A term for a bandage, possibly a variant or dialectal form.