زغم
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThe root زغم (z-gh-m) primarily relates to sounds of discontent, anger, or low vocalizations. It encompasses expressions of grumbling, suppressed speech, and the sounds of animals like camels and young camels expressing distress or anger.
Derived headwords
- 1.to grumbleboth
To make a low, rumbling sound, often associated with anger or discontent, like a camel repeating its groaning in its throat.
- 2.to speak angrilyclassical
To speak with anger or displeasure, even if the words are not clearly understood.
- 3.to make a weak soundclassical
To emit a faint or weak sound, like a suppressed vocalization.
- 4.to whimperclassical
To make a low, suppressed sound of distress or longing, like a young camel.
- 1.grumblingboth
The act of grumbling or making a low, rumbling sound of discontent.
- 2.angerclassical
Anger, especially when accompanied by suppressed speech or sounds.
- 3.weak soundclassical
A faint or weak sound, a suppressed vocalization.
- 4.suppressed whimperclassical
A hidden whimper or sound of longing, like that of a young camel.
- 1.angerclassical
Anger, even if not accompanied by speech.
- 1.tongue-tiedclassical
A person who is slow or unable to speak clearly, especially due to anger or speech impediment.
- 1.a birdclassical
A type of bird.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A place name.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A place name, possibly a variant spelling.