زقم
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThe root 'زقم' primarily relates to swallowing, gulping, and consuming food, often with an implication of haste or excess. It also extends to a specific type of food, notably the tree of Zaqqum mentioned in the Quran, and metaphorically to the throat.
Derived headwords
- 1.to swallowboth
To swallow something, often implying a forceful or quick action.
- 2.to gulp downboth
To consume food or drink rapidly and excessively.
- 1.Zaqqum treeclassical
A tree mentioned in the Quran as a food for the inhabitants of Hell, described as growing from the root of Hell and having fruit like the heads of devils.
- 2.food of dates and butterclassical
A type of food consisting of dates and butter, which some in Mecca initially believed the Zaqqum tree to be.
- 3.poisonous foodclassical
Any food that causes death.
- 1.to swallowboth
To swallow something, similar to the basic verb 'z-q-m'.
- 2.to gulp downboth
To swallow something, especially food or drink, in a large or rapid manner.
- 1.to swallowboth
To swallow something, often implying a repeated or continuous action.
- 2.to gulp downboth
To swallow food or drink excessively or greedily.
- 3.to drink heavilyboth
To drink a large quantity of milk, often to excess.
- 1.swallowingboth
The act of swallowing, often with an implication of force or excess.
- 2.gulpingboth
The act of consuming food or drink rapidly and excessively.
- 3.excessive drinkingclassical
The act of drinking a large amount of milk, to the point of excess.
- 1.to make swallowboth
To cause someone else to swallow something.
- 2.to force-feedboth
To make someone swallow something, often against their will or in large quantities.
- 1.plagueclassical
A deadly epidemic disease, specifically the plague.
- 1.throatboth
The passage in the neck through which food and air pass; the gullet.