رمعل
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes the act of flowing, dripping, or running, often with a sense of continuity or abundance. It is applied to liquids like tears and saliva, as well as to the fat of cooked meat. It can also metaphorically describe rapid movement or a sudden outburst.
Derived headwords
- 1.to become wetboth
To become wet or soaked, particularly referring to clothing.
- 2.to flowboth
To flow or run, used for tears, saliva, or other liquids.
- 3.to dripboth
To drip or trickle, often implying a continuous flow.
- 4.to run (fat)classical
To run or flow, specifically referring to the fat of cooked meat.
- 5.to sobclassical
To sob or cry out loudly, indicating a strong emotional outburst.
- 1.flowingboth
Describing something that is flowing or running, such as tears or saliva.
- 2.dripping (fat)classical
Describing meat whose fat is flowing or dripping.
- 1.flowingboth
Describing something that is flowing or running, similar to مرمعل.
- 1.flowing (saliva)classical
The flowing of saliva, used as a masdar for ارمعل.
- 1.flowingclassical
Flowing or dripping, used in a poetic context.
- 1.rapidlyclassical
Used in the expression 'ادْرَنْفِقْ مُرَمْعِلاً' meaning to proceed or go forth swiftly and successfully.
- 1.sobclassical
A sob or a crying sound, often associated with grief or fear.