رصص
Root entry · 24 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of joining, pressing, or fitting things tightly together. It extends to concepts of solidity, compactness, and adherence, often applied to construction, physical proximity, and even metaphorical closeness. It also has specific applications related to lead and certain types of stones.
Derived headwords
- 1.to make solid/compactboth
To make a structure solid, compact, and well-joined, pressing parts together.
- 2.to adhere/stickboth
To cause something to adhere or stick to another, like parts of a building.
- 1.to make solid/compactboth
To make something solid, compact, and well-joined, often by pressing parts together.
- 2.to apply leadclassical
To coat or cover something with lead.
- 1.compacted/solidboth
Describing something that is made solid, compact, and well-joined, especially a building.
- 2.stackedclassical
Describing eggs or similar items that are piled one on top of another.
- 1.compacted/solidboth
Describing something that is made solid, compact, and well-joined, especially a building.
- 2.adheringboth
Describing parts that are stuck or adhered closely together.
- 1.to press togetherboth
To press or come close together, to be compacted.
- 2.to stand close in ranksboth
To stand close together in rows, especially in prayer or battle, with no gaps.
- 1.pressing togetherboth
The act of pressing or coming close together, being compacted.
- 2.standing close in ranksboth
The act of standing close together in rows, with no gaps.
- 1.to make solid/compactclassical
To make something solid, compact, and well-joined, often by pressing parts together.
- 2.to remain fixedclassical
To remain firmly fixed or established in a place.
- 1.to make solid/compactclassical
To make something solid, compact, and well-joined, often by pressing parts together.
- 2.to remain fixedclassical
To remain firmly fixed or established in a place.
- 1.leadboth
A well-known metallic element, derived from the root's concept of interlocking parts.
- 1.leadclassical
A well-known metallic element, derived from the root's concept of interlocking parts. This form is less common than رصاص.
- 1.stone near waterclassical
A type of stone that adheres to the banks of a flowing stream.
- 1.stone near waterclassical
A type of stone that adheres to the banks of a flowing stream.
- 1.coated with leadclassical
Describing something that has been coated or covered with lead.
- 1.compacting/joiningboth
The act of making something solid, compact, and well-joined.
- 2.coating with leadclassical
The act of coating or covering something with lead.
- 3.wearing a veilclassical
The act of a woman wearing a veil that reveals only her eyes.
- 1.to wear a veilclassical
For a woman to wear a veil so closely that only her eyes are visible.
- 2.to insist in askingclassical
To be persistent or insistent in making a request or inquiry.
- 1.to wear a veilclassical
For a woman to wear a veil so closely that only her eyes are visible.
- 1.veilclassical
A woman's veil that is drawn close to the eyes.
- 1.compacted (teeth)classical
Describing teeth that are tightly packed or joined together.
- 1.compacted (teeth)classical
Describing teeth that are tightly packed or joined together.
- 2.closed (vagina)classical
Describing a woman whose vaginal opening is closed or very narrow.
- 1.closed (vagina)classical
Describing a woman whose vaginal opening is closed or very narrow.
- 1.closed (vagina)classical
Describing a woman whose vaginal opening is closed or very narrow.
- 1.to draw veil closeclassical
To draw a veil close to the face, leaving only the eyes visible.
- 1.wearing a veilclassical
The act of a woman wearing a veil that reveals only her eyes (used by Tamim tribe).
- 1.veilclassical
A woman's veil that is drawn close to the eyes.