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دلخم
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes something heavy, slow, or large, often associated with sleep, illness, or substantial animals. It can also refer to something intense or severe.
Derived headwords
دَلْخَمnoun
- 1.heavy sleepboth
A deep or heavy sleep, characterized by its intensity and duration.
- 2.severe illnessclassical
A serious and debilitating disease or ailment.
- 3.heavy/slow thingboth
Anything that is ponderous, slow-moving, or weighty.
الدلخمnoun
- 1.severe illnessclassical
A severe and intense disease or affliction.
دلخمadjective
- 1.heavy/slowboth
Describing something that is heavy, slow, or ponderous.
- 2.intense/severeclassical
Referring to something that is intense, severe, or formidable.
القلخمnoun
- 1.large camelclassical
A large, massive, and imposing male camel.
الدلخمnoun
- 1.large camelclassical
A large, massive, and imposing male camel.
دلهمساadjective
- 1.slow-movingclassical
Describing something that moves slowly or ponderously.
Parallel reading
نوم دلخم: خفيف
Heavy sleep: light.
وقيل: طويل
And it was said: long.
والدلخم: الداء الشديد
And the 'dal-kham' is the severe illness.
وكل ثقيل دلخم
And everything heavy is 'dal-kham'.
يقال: رماه الله بالدلخم
It is said: May God afflict him with the 'dal-kham'.
القلخم والدلخم، اللام منهما شديدة
The 'qal-kham' and the 'dal-kham', the 'lam' in both of them is emphatic.
وهما الجليل من الجمال الضخم العظيم
And they are the majestic among the massive, great camels.
دلخم تسع حجيج دلهمسا
A 'dal-kham' (heavy/large) camel, nine years old, moving slowly.