خثعم
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to a specific mountain and a tribe named after it, originating from Yemen. It also encompasses a ritualistic act of blood-smearing and covenant-making, possibly linked to the tribe's origin story.
Derived headwords
- 1.Name of a mountainboth
A proper noun referring to a specific mountain.
- 2.Name of a tribeboth
A proper noun referring to a tribe, specifically Khath'am ibn Anmar from Yemen, or possibly from Ma'add.
- 3.Name of a camelclassical
A proper noun that was the name of a camel, after which the tribe might have been named.
- 1.Inhabitants of Khath'amboth
People who reside on or inhabit the mountain named Khath'am.
- 1.Smearing with bloodboth
The act of smearing the body with blood.
- 2.Covenant ritualclassical
A ritual where two men, upon making a pact, insert a finger into the nostril of a slaughtered camel and make their agreement.
- 3.Communal blood ritualclassical
A practice where people gather, slaughter, eat, collect the blood, mix it with saffron and perfume, dip their hands in it, and pledge not to betray each other.
- 1.To be smeared with bloodclassical
The passive form indicating that a group of people became smeared with blood.
- 1.To smear with bloodclassical
An active verb form meaning to smear someone with blood, implying they were left in that state.