لمز
Root entry · 34 derived lemmasThe root لمز (LMZ) primarily concerns the act of criticizing, finding fault with, or speaking ill of someone, often through subtle gestures or backbiting. It encompasses both direct verbal criticism and indirect forms of defamation, including gossip and slander.
Derived headwords
- 1.to criticize subtlyboth
To criticize someone with subtle gestures, like moving the lips or eyes, often accompanied by hidden speech.
- 2.to find fault withboth
To criticize or find fault with someone, particularly in their presence through subtle actions.
- 3.to backbiteboth
To speak ill of someone behind their back, to gossip or slander.
- 4.to pushclassical
To push or strike someone.
- 1.subtle criticismboth
Criticism directed at someone's face, often involving subtle gestures like eye or lip movements combined with hidden speech.
- 2.backbitingboth
The act of speaking ill of someone behind their back; slander or gossip.
- 3.fault-findingclassical
The act of finding fault or defects, especially in a person's face.
- 4.pushingclassical
The act of pushing or striking someone.
- 1.you criticize him subtlyboth
The second-person singular present tense form of the verb لمزه, meaning to criticize someone subtly.
- 1.he criticizes you subtlyboth
The third-person singular masculine present tense form of لمزه, referring to someone subtly criticizing another person.
- 1.he criticizes him subtlyboth
The third-person singular masculine present tense form of لمزه, indicating subtle criticism directed at a third party.
- 1.he criticized him subtlyboth
The past tense form of لمزه, indicating the act of subtle criticism.
- 1.he criticized her subtlyboth
The past tense form of لمزه, with the object pronoun 'her', indicating subtle criticism directed at a female.
- 1.I criticized him subtlyboth
The first-person singular past tense form of لمزه, indicating the speaker's act of subtle criticism.
- 1.I criticized her subtlyboth
The first-person singular past tense form of لمزه, with the object pronoun 'her', indicating the speaker's subtle criticism of a female.
- 1.you (pl.) criticized them (f. pl.) subtlyboth
The second-person plural past tense form of لمزه, with the object pronoun 'them' (feminine plural), indicating the group's subtle criticism of a group of females.
- 1.I pushed himclassical
The past tense form of لمزه, meaning to push or strike.
- 1.he pushed herclassical
The past tense form of لمزه, meaning to push or strike, with a feminine object.
- 1.I pushed herclassical
The past tense form of لمزه, meaning to push or strike, with a feminine object.
- 1.you (pl.) pushed them (f. pl.)classical
The second-person plural past tense form of لمزه, meaning to push or strike, with a feminine plural object.
- 1.to pushclassical
To push or strike someone.
- 1.pushingclassical
The act of pushing or striking.
- 1.a fault-finding manboth
A man who finds fault with others, often to their face.
- 1.fault-finderboth
One who finds fault with others, used for both males and females, with the 'ta marbuta' indicating intensity rather than gender.
- 2.slandererboth
One who backbites or slanders others.
- 1.backbiterboth
One who finds fault with others behind their back (in absentia).
- 1.backbiterboth
One who slanders or backbites others.
- 2.talebearerclassical
One who spreads gossip or defamatory remarks.
- 1.fault-finderboth
One who is prone to finding fault with others.
- 2.slandererboth
One who engages in backbiting or slander.
- 1.the backbiterboth
The one who finds fault with others in their absence.
- 1.the fault-finderboth
The one who finds fault with others, often to their face.
- 1.the backbiterboth
The one who habitually backbites or slanders.
- 1.the fault-finderboth
The one who habitually finds fault with others.
- 1.backbitingboth
Finding fault with someone in their absence; slander.
- 2.pushingclassical
The act of pushing or striking.
- 1.faultclassical
A defect or flaw, used in the context of criticism.
- 1.faultclassical
A defect or flaw, used in the context of criticism.
- 1.faultclassical
A defect or flaw, used in the context of criticism.
- 1.faultsboth
Plural of 'عيب' (fault), referring to defects or shortcomings.
- 1.talebearerboth
One who carries tales or spreads gossip.
- 1.backbiting and fault-findingboth
The combined acts of finding fault with others, whether in their presence or absence.
- 1.Satan's instigationboth
The evil suggestions or promptings of Satan.
- 1.Satan's slanderboth
The slanderous whispers or accusations attributed to Satan.