لزق
Root entry · 25 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of sticking, adhering, or clinging to something. It extends to notions of proximity, attachment, and even sexual intercourse as a form of close joining. Derived terms describe things that stick, the act of sticking, and substances or plants associated with adhesion.
Derived headwords
- 1.to stick, adhereboth
The basic meaning of the root, indicating that something adheres or sticks to another thing.
- 1.sticks, adheresboth
The present tense form of the verb 'lazaga', indicating ongoing adherence.
- 1.sticking, adhesionboth
The verbal noun (masdar) of 'lazaga', representing the act or state of sticking.
- 1.to stick, adhereboth
A synonym for 'lazaga', meaning to stick or adhere closely to something.
- 1.to stick to, clingboth
A verb form indicating the act of sticking or clinging to something, often implying a more active adherence.
- 1.sticking, clingingboth
The verbal noun (masdar) of 'iltazaqa', denoting the act of sticking or clinging.
- 1.sticking, adheringboth
An adjective derived from 'lasaqa', describing something that sticks or adheres.
- 1.to stick, adhereclassical
Another variant verb form meaning to stick or adhere, similar to 'lazaga' and 'lasaqa'.
- 1.to make stick, attachboth
The causative form of 'lazaga', meaning to cause something to stick or to attach it.
- 1.someone else attached it to himclassical
A specific construction of the causative verb, indicating that another person attached something to someone.
- 1.to stick close to, be adjacent toboth
A verb form indicating sticking closely to someone or something, or being adjacent.
- 1.something stuck, adherentboth
A noun referring to something that is stuck or adheres to another.
- 2.neighbor, close associateboth
Figuratively, someone or something that is very close or adjacent.
- 1.something stuck, adherentboth
Similar to 'lizq', referring to something that adheres or is stuck.
- 2.neighbor, close associateboth
Also used to denote proximity or adjacency.
- 1.next to it, beside itboth
An adverbial phrase indicating adjacency or being right beside something.
- 1.female adherent, close companionclassical
The feminine form of 'lizq', referring to a female who sticks close or is a close companion.
- 1.female adherent, close companionclassical
The feminine form of 'laziq', similar in meaning to 'lazqah'.
- 1.pleurisy (lung sticking to side)classical
A medical term referring to pleurisy, where the lung adheres to the chest wall.
- 1.plant that sticks to mudclassical
A type of plant that grows after rain and adheres to the mud on stones.
- 1.intertwining, close mixingclassical
Refers to a close mixing or intertwining, used metaphorically.
- 1.sexual intercourseclassical
A euphemism for sexual intercourse, implying a close joining.
- 1.healing salve, adhesive medicineboth
A medicine or salve used for wounds that helps them adhere and heal.
- 1.healing salve, adhesive medicineboth
Another term for a medicinal adhesive or salve for wounds.
- 1.not firm, looseclassical
Describes something that is not firmly attached or is loose.
- 1.plant that sticks to mudclassical
A specific plant that adheres to mud after rainfall.
- 1.mixed crowd of peopleclassical
Refers to a mixed or heterogeneous group of people.