صدغ
Root entry · 27 derived lemmasThis root primarily denotes the temple area of the head, located between the eye and the ear. It also extends to describe things associated with this area, such as hair, veins, or marks, and can metaphorically refer to inclination or turning aside.
Derived headwords
- 1.temple (head)both
The area of the head that slopes down from the skull to the jawbone, specifically between the eye and the ear.
- 2.hair on the templeclassical
Hair that hangs down over the temple area.
- 1.to strike the templeclassical
To hit or strike someone's temple.
- 2.to be level with the templeclassical
To be parallel or aligned with the temple area, often used in the context of movement or position.
- 1.to ache (temple)both
To suffer pain in the temple.
- 1.to inclineboth
To lean or turn towards something.
- 2.to deviateboth
To turn away from a path or course of action.
- 1.to turn asideboth
To divert or turn someone away from something.
- 1.inclinationclassical
A tendency or inclination towards something.
- 1.to be weakclassical
To be feeble or lacking strength.
- 1.weaknessclassical
A state of feebleness or lack of strength.
- 1.temples (plural)both
The plural form of 'sadgh', referring to the temple areas of the head.
- 1.temples (plural)classical
Another plural form for the temples of the head.
- 1.weaknessclassical
A state of weakness or feebleness.
- 1.to turn aside (animal)classical
To cause a horse or camel to turn back or be restrained when it runs away.
- 1.pillow (for temple)classical
A cushion or pillow placed under the temple.
- 1.pillow (for temple)classical
An alternative term for a pillow placed under the temple, using 'zay' instead of 'sad'.
- 1.veins near templesclassical
Two veins located beneath the temples, which pulsate constantly.
- 1.brand mark (temple)classical
A brand mark or cauterization applied to the temple area in a lengthwise manner.
- 1.branded (temple)classical
A camel that has been branded with the 'sadagh' mark on its temple.
- 1.branded (temples)classical
Camels that have been branded with the 'sadagh' mark on their temples.
- 1.newborn (infant)classical
A child less than seven days old, named because its temples are not yet firm.
- 2.weak personclassical
A person who is weak or feeble.
- 1.to be unable to harmclassical
To be so weak as to be unable to harm even an ant.
- 1.to set straightclassical
To straighten or set upright someone's temple.
- 1.to turn backclassical
To turn someone or something back from a course of action.
- 1.to be weakclassical
Passive form, meaning to be made weak or feeble.
- 1.to turnclassical
To turn or incline towards something.
- 1.to turn asideclassical
To turn aside from one's path or way.
- 1.to turn asideclassical
To turn someone aside from a matter or purpose.
- 1.to turn backclassical
To turn back or restrain a runaway animal.