زيم
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes things that are scattered, dispersed, or separated. It extends to concepts of a small group of animals, a muscular but not tightly-knit physique, and even names for places or animals associated with scattering.
Derived headwords
- 1.Small herdboth
A small group of camels, typically ranging from two to fifteen, or a similar number of other animals.
- 1.Became scatteredclassical
The camels or animals became dispersed and separated into small groups (زيما).
- 1.Muscular and dispersedclassical
Describing flesh that is well-developed and muscular but not tightly packed or consolidated.
- 2.Scatteredclassical
Describing a place with sparse vegetation or where people have dispersed.
- 3.Narrowclassical
Describing a place that is constricted or narrow.
- 1.Muscular and dispersed fleshclassical
Flesh that is well-developed and muscular but not consolidated in one area, implying a scattered distribution of muscle.
- 1.To become scatteredclassical
To become dispersed or separated into groups.
- 2.To disperseclassical
To cause to scatter or disperse.
- 1.Name of a she-camel or horseclassical
A proper name given to a female camel or horse, often invoked for speed.
- 2.Name of a horseclassical
A proper name for a horse, specifically mentioned as belonging to Jabir ibn Hunayn.
- 1.Scatteredclassical
Describing things that are dispersed or separated.
- 1.Raidclassical
A sudden attack or incursion, possibly implying a scattered or swift movement.
- 1.Scattered dwellingsclassical
Habitations or campsites that are spread out and not close together.
- 1.Non-groaning camelclassical
A camel that does not make a groaning sound, particularly when being loaded or moving.
- 1.A mountain in Medinaclassical
A proper name for a specific mountain located in Medina.
- 1.Non-groaning camelclassical
A camel that does not make a groaning sound; considered a variant of 'azīm (أزيم).
- 1.Sound of jinnclassical
The noise or sound made by jinn, particularly at night.
- 1.Sound of jinnclassical
A sound resembling the noise of jinn.