دعثر
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of destruction, demolition, and ruin, often applied to structures like basins or houses. It also extends to meanings related to foolishness, being broken or overcome, and the actions of digging or burrowing, particularly by animals.
Derived headwords
- 1.foolclassical
An idiot or a foolish person.
- 1.hole, excavationclassical
The dug-out part or excavation of anything.
- 2.basin, cisternclassical
A basin or cistern that is not well-made or enlarged. It can also refer to a ruined or broken basin.
- 3.ruin, debrisclassical
What has fallen down or become ruined, specifically referring to basins or structures.
- 4.broken objectclassical
A broken part of something, such as a cistern or a mortar.
- 1.ruined basinsclassical
The ruined or demolished parts of basins.
- 1.demolition, ruinclassical
The act of demolishing or destroying something; ruin.
- 1.demolished, ruinedclassical
That which has been demolished or ruined.
- 1.to demolish, to ruinclassical
To demolish, destroy, or ruin something, such as a basin or a house.
- 2.to knock down, to fellclassical
To knock someone down, to cause them to fall, or to overcome them, implying destruction or incapacitation.
- 1.trodden, trampledclassical
An area of land that has been trodden upon or frequented.
- 1.burrowed, dug outclassical
A place that has been burrowed into or dug out, typically by animals like gerbils.
- 1.strong, destructiveclassical
A strong camel that breaks or destroys everything it encounters.