لثق
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThe root لثق primarily denotes a state of being wet, moist, or sticky, often associated with dew, rain, or mud. It can also extend to meanings of corruption, spoiling, or a sweet taste, depending on the context and derived form.
Derived headwords
- 1.Dew with still windclassical
Dew that forms when the wind is calm.
- 2.Moisture, wetnessboth
The state of being wet or moist, often referring to dew or general dampness.
- 3.Muddy waterclassical
A mixture of water and mud.
- 4.Sticky substanceboth
A viscous or sticky material, such as mud.
- 5.Sweetnessclassical
A sweet taste, used in a Yemeni dialect.
- 1.To become wetboth
To become moist or wet, like a bird whose feathers get wet.
- 2.To be spoiledclassical
To be corrupted or spoiled.
- 1.Wetnessboth
The state of being wet, serving as the masdar (verbal noun) for the verb لثق.
- 1.Wetboth
Moist or wet, describing something that has become wet, like a bird.
- 2.Sweetclassical
Having a sweet taste, a usage attributed to Yemeni dialect.
- 1.To make wetboth
To cause something to become wet or moist.
- 1.Spoilingclassical
The act of spoiling or corrupting something.
- 1.To spoilclassical
To corrupt or spoil something.