شكم
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThe root شكم primarily relates to giving, rewarding, or compensating someone for something. It also extends to the concept of restraint, particularly in the context of a horse's bit, and metaphorically to strength of character, stubbornness, or a strong will.
Derived headwords
- 1.reward, recompenseboth
The act of giving a reward or recompense for something done. It is often used in the context of a deserved payment or compensation.
- 2.gift, bountyclassical
An act of giving or a gift, especially when given without a prior expectation of reward or as an initial act of generosity.
- 3.paymentboth
The remuneration or payment given for a service or action.
- 1.to reward himboth
To give someone a reward or recompense for their actions or efforts.
- 2.to compensate himboth
To provide compensation or payment to someone.
- 1.to give him a rewardboth
To bestow a reward or recompense upon someone. This form is often used in the context of giving payment or a gift.
- 1.reward, recompenseclassical
A variant or dialectal form of 'shakm', referring to a reward or recompense.
- 1.gift, bountyclassical
A gift or bounty given without expectation of reward, or as an initial act of generosity.
- 1.bit (of a bridle)both
The metal bar of a bridle that passes through the horse's mouth, used for control.
- 2.strength of will, resolveboth
Metaphorically, a strong will, determination, or resolve; firmness of character.
- 3.stubbornness, prideboth
A sense of pride, stubbornness, or an unyielding nature.
- 4.restraintclassical
The act of restraining or holding back, akin to how the bit restrains a horse.
- 1.bit (of a bridle)both
The metal part of a bridle that goes into the horse's mouth; synonymous with 'shakima'.
- 2.bite (of a snake)classical
The act of biting, specifically used in the context of a snake's bite.
- 1.to put the bit in his mouthboth
To place the bit into the mouth of a horse.
- 2.to bribe himclassical
To bribe someone, metaphorically likened to putting a bit in their mouth to control them.
- 3.to bite himclassical
To bite someone, particularly used in reference to a snake's bite.
- 1.to bite himclassical
To bite someone, often used in the context of a snake's bite.
- 1.bit (of a bridle)both
The metal part of a bridle that is placed in a horse's mouth.
- 2.strength of characterboth
Inner strength, resolve, or a strong disposition.
- 3.stubbornnessboth
A quality of being unyielding or stubborn.
- 1.bits (of bridles)both
The plural of 'shakima', referring to the metal parts of bridles.
- 1.bit (of a bridle)both
The metal part of a bridle that goes into the horse's mouth; it is a plural of 'shakima' or a collective noun.
- 1.bits (of bridles)both
A plural form of 'shakima', referring to the metal parts of bridles.
- 1.strength of characterboth
Inner strength, resolve, or a strong disposition.
- 1.to be angryclassical
To be angry or wrathful.
- 1.pot's rimclassical
The rim or edge of a cooking pot.
- 1.Shakama
A proper name.
- 1.Shakim
A proper name.
- 1.Mishkam
A proper name.