دلمز
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes something strong, robust, and large, often referring to a person's physique or the size of a mouthful. It can also denote a powerful or intense quality, and is even used as a name for Satan.
Derived headwords
- 1.Strong, robustclassical
A term for something strong, robust, and large, particularly referring to a person.
- 2.Solid, shortclassical
Describing a person who is solid and short in stature.
- 3.Thickclassical
Referring to something thick or stout.
- 1.Strong, robustclassical
An intensified form of 'al-dalmaz', referring to something very strong, robust, and large.
- 2.Solid, shortclassical
Describing a person who is solid and short in stature.
- 3.Satanclassical
One of the names attributed to Satan.
- 1.Strong, robustclassical
Used as an adjective to describe someone or something strong, robust, and large.
- 1.To make a large mouthfulclassical
To take a large mouthful of food.
- 1.Large mouthfulclassical
The act or instance of taking a large mouthful of food.
- 1.Satanclassical
A name for Satan.
- 1.Satanclassical
A name for Satan.