ردم
Root entry · 33 derived lemmasThe root ردم (rdm) primarily denotes the act of blocking, filling, or sealing an opening. It extends to concepts of patching, mending, and accumulating things. Figuratively, it can refer to persistent illness, a lasting sound, or even a place name.
Derived headwords
- 1.to block, to sealboth
To fill in or close off an opening, such as a door, gap, or entrance.
- 2.to patch, to mendboth
To repair something, especially a garment, by sewing patches onto it.
- 3.to accumulateclassical
To pile things up or gather them together.
- 4.to make a soundclassical
To produce a sound, specifically the sound of a bowstring being drawn or released.
- 5.to pass windboth
To emit flatulence.
- 6.to flowclassical
To move or stream, said of a substance.
- 1.a blockage, a sealboth
That which is used to block or seal an opening; a dam or barrier.
- 2.a pileclassical
Something built up by piling one thing upon another.
- 3.debrisclassical
What falls from a wall when it collapses.
- 4.a soundclassical
A sound, particularly the sound of a bowstring.
- 5.flatulenceclassical
The act or sound of passing wind.
- 1.to block the doorboth
To seal or close off a door.
- 1.to block the gapboth
To fill in or seal a gap or breach.
- 1.to block and the likeboth
To block or seal something similar to a gap or entrance.
- 1.to block the door, gap, etc.both
To seal a door, gap, or similar opening, with the masdar being 'radman'.
- 1.plural of 'radm'classical
The plural form of 'radm', referring to blockages or barriers.
- 1.I blocked the gapboth
The act of blocking a gap, with the masdar being 'radman'.
- 1.to become worn outboth
To become old, worn out, and patched.
- 2.to patch one's garmentboth
To mend or patch one's clothing.
- 3.to be persistentclassical
Said of illness or fever that continues without leaving.
- 4.to graze repeatedlyclassical
Said of animals grazing an area of pasture repeatedly.
- 5.to be compassionateclassical
Said of a female camel showing affection towards her young.
- 1.worn out, oldboth
Describing a garment that is old, worn out, and patched.
- 2.patchedboth
Describing something that has been mended or patched.
- 1.two garments sewn togetherclassical
Two pieces of cloth sewn together, similar to patching.
- 1.worn-out garmentclassical
An old and worn-out piece of clothing.
- 1.a man's nameclassical
A nickname given to a man of great stature, who would fill any space he stood in.
- 1.patched, mendedboth
Describing a garment that is old, worn out, and patched.
- 2.repaired, improvedclassical
Describing speech that is coherent and well-put-together.
- 1.a place of patchingclassical
The place where something is patched or mended.
- 1.patched, worn outboth
Describing a garment that is old, worn out, and patched.
- 1.patched, worn outclassical
Describing a garment that is old, worn out, and patched.
- 1.to persistclassical
Said of fever or illness that continues and does not leave.
- 1.fever persisted on himclassical
Fever continued to affect him without abating.
- 1.illness adhered to himclassical
Illness clung to him and did not leave.
- 1.plural of 'ardam'classical
The plural form of 'ardam', referring to sailors or strong men.
- 1.worthless, good-for-nothingclassical
A man who is of no good or value.
- 1.flatulenceclassical
The act or sound of passing wind.
- 1.a tribe nameclassical
A name of an Arab tribe from Yemen.
- 1.the bow made a soundclassical
The sound produced by a bowstring when drawn or released.
- 1.the thing flowedclassical
Said of a substance that flows or streams.
- 1.he passed wind with itboth
To emit flatulence.
- 1.to pass windboth
To emit flatulence.
- 1.to pass windboth
To emit flatulence.
- 1.a soundclassical
A sound, specifically the sound of a bowstring.
- 1.a worthless manclassical
A man who is of no good or value.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A place in Tihamah.
- 1.a tribe nameclassical
A tribe from Yemen.