عمط
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the semantic field of finding fault, criticizing, and denigrating someone or something. It also extends to the meaning of being ungrateful for blessings and encompasses terms for a bold, audacious, or thieving individual.
Derived headwords
- 1.to find fault withboth
To criticize someone's character or actions, to find fault with them, and to slander them with things that are not true.
- 2.to be ungrateful forboth
To be ungrateful for God's blessings and to deny them.
- 1.fault-findingboth
The act of finding fault with someone, criticizing them, or slandering them.
- 2.ingratitudeboth
The state of being ungrateful for blessings.
- 1.to find fault withboth
To criticize someone's character or actions, to find fault with them, and to slander them with things that are not true.
- 1.boldclassical
Describing someone who is strong, daring, and audacious.
- 1.bold personclassical
A strong, daring, and audacious young man.
- 1.audacious rogueclassical
A rogue or scoundrel who is audacious and takes whatever he can.
- 1.thiefclassical
A thief who takes things indiscriminately.
- 2.impoverished personclassical
Someone who possesses nothing.
- 1.bold young menclassical
Plural of العمرط, referring to strong, daring, and audacious young men.
- 1.thievesclassical
Plural of العمروط, referring to thieves.
- 1.thievesclassical
Plural of العمروط, referring to thieves.
- 1.to take somethingclassical
To seize or take possession of something.