خشرم
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to groups of insects, particularly bees and wasps, and their dwellings. It also extends to descriptions of terrain, sounds, and physical features of the head.
Derived headwords
- 1.swarm of bees/waspsclassical
A large group or swarm of bees and wasps. It is a collective noun with no singular form derived from the same root.
- 2.leader of beesclassical
The leader or prince of the bees.
- 3.beehive/wasp nestclassical
The dwelling or nest of wasps and bees, characterized by having many holes or cells.
- 1.individual beeclassical
A single bee, used as the singular form for الخشرم (swarm of bees).
- 2.rocky terrainclassical
A type of land characterized by loose, scattered stones that make walking difficult. It can be somewhat soft and may support vegetation.
- 3.pile of stonesclassical
A heap or mound of stones, not tall or wide, but flat and level.
- 1.thin membranesclassical
The thin membranes or tissues found in the nasal passages of the head.
- 2.soundsclassical
Noises or sounds.
- 3.rocky hillsclassical
The lower parts of a mountain that are rough and elevated, forming hills.
- 1.to make a sound while eatingclassical
To make a noise while eating, specifically attributed to a hyena.
- 1.to make a sound while eatingclassical
The present tense form of the verb indicating the action of making a sound while eating.
- 1.rocky hillsclassical
Hills characterized by loose, gravelly stones.
- 1.soft stones for gypsumclassical
Soft stones from which gypsum is made.
- 1.proper nameboth
A proper name.
- 1.son of Khashramboth
A person identified as the son of someone named Khashram.
- 1.wildflowerclassical
A type of wild plant or flower resembling 'marw' (a type of desert plant).