ءكم
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns elevated landforms, specifically hills or mounds made of earth or stones. It extends to describe features of the body, particularly fleshy parts around the hips, and also carries a meaning related to consuming or depleting resources.
Derived headwords
- 1.Hill, moundboth
A known elevated landform, often a mound of earth or a heap of stones. It can vary in size and composition.
- 2.Hillockboth
A small hill or mound, specifically one that is less imposing than a mountain.
- 3.Rocky outcropclassical
A formation of stones, particularly one that rises from a plain or rocky area.
- 1.Hills, moundsboth
The plural of 'akama', referring to multiple hills or mounds.
- 2.Highlands, elevated areasclassical
Referring to prominent or elevated features in the land, akin to rolling hills.
- 1.Hills, moundsboth
A plural form of 'akama', referring to multiple hills or mounds.
- 1.Hills, moundsboth
Another plural form of 'akama', referring to multiple hills or mounds.
- 1.Hills, moundsclassical
A plural form of 'akama', referring to multiple hills or mounds.
- 1.To become hillyclassical
A place becoming like a hill or mound, developing elevated features.
- 1.Buttocks, fleshy part of hipclassical
The fleshy part of the backside, specifically the buttocks or the area around the hips.
- 1.Fleshy parts of the hipsclassical
The two fleshy parts located at the top of the hips, near the pelvis.
- 1.Fleshy part of hipclassical
A singular term for the fleshy part of the hip.
- 1.Having large hipsclassical
Describing a woman who has large or prominent fleshy parts at her hips.
- 1.To consume all of the land's resourcesclassical
When the land has been depleted of all its resources, as if consumed.
- 1.Name of a mountainclassical
A proper noun referring to a specific mountain in the Levant.