دمخق
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root describes a slow, deliberate, and perhaps affected manner of walking and speaking. It emphasizes a sense of heaviness or sluggishness, potentially with an element of affectation or pretense.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be slow and heavyboth
To walk or speak with slowness and heaviness, indicating a deliberate or perhaps affected manner.
- 1.to be slow and heavyboth
Present tense of the verb 'damakha', describing the action of being slow and heavy in movement or speech.
- 1.slowness and heavinessboth
The state or quality of being slow and heavy in movement or speech; a deliberate or affected sluggishness.
- 1.sluggishnessboth
Heaviness or slowness in movement, often implying a lack of agility or a deliberate, ponderous pace.
- 1.heavyboth
Describing someone who is slow and heavy in their movement, or perhaps ponderous and difficult in their speech.
- 1.affectedclassical
Describing someone who exhibits affectation or pretense in their movement, making it seem heavy and unnatural.
- 1.affectationboth
The act of putting on airs or behaving in an unnatural, affected manner, often seen in one's movement or speech.
- 1.to act like a devilboth
To behave in a devilish or mischievous manner, often implying a transformation into a state associated with Satan.
- 1.to doboth
A general verb indicating the performance of an action.
- 1.to sayboth
The verb 'to say', used here in grammatical examples.
- 1.I struck himboth
A past tense verb phrase meaning 'I struck him', used as a grammatical example.