دمر
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns destruction, ruin, and perishing. It extends to concepts of entering without permission, which is seen as a form of ruin, and also describes specific types of animals and a city.
Derived headwords
- 1.to destroy utterlyboth
To cause complete annihilation or ruin, leading to perishing.
- 2.to hateclassical
To feel intense dislike or loathing towards someone.
- 3.to enter without permissionclassical
To intrude or gain entry into a place without seeking or obtaining permission.
- 1.utter destructionboth
Complete ruin, annihilation, and perishing.
- 2.ruinboth
A state of being destroyed or ruined.
- 1.utter destructionboth
The act or process of causing complete ruin and annihilation.
- 1.perishedboth
Someone or something that is utterly destroyed and ruined.
- 2.worthlessclassical
A man who is ruined and has no good qualities.
- 1.destructionclassical
The state of being ruined or destroyed.
- 2.entering without permissionclassical
The act of entering without permission, considered a form of ruin.
- 1.destructionclassical
The state of being ruined or destroyed.
- 2.entering without permissionclassical
The act of entering without permission, considered a form of ruin.
- 1.destroyerclassical
One who causes destruction.
- 2.smoker (hunter)classical
A hunter who uses smoke in his blind to mask his scent from prey.
- 1.lowlyclassical
Describing a mean or base man.
- 2.of Tadmurclassical
Pertaining to the city of Tadmur.
- 1.type of dogclassical
A type of dog that is neither Saluki nor Kadhari.
- 1.Tadmurclassical
A city in the Levant (Syria).
- 1.ruinclassical
The state of being ruined or destroyed.
- 1.ruinclassical
The state of being ruined or destroyed.
- 1.destructionclassical
The state of being ruined or destroyed.
- 1.to enter without permissionclassical
To intrude or gain entry into a place without seeking or obtaining permission.
- 1.entering without permissionclassical
The act of entering without permission.