طخم
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of darkness, blackness, or a dark hue, often associated with the nose or snout. It also extends to meanings of dryness, coarseness, and a sense of arrogance or haughtiness. Additionally, it can refer to a group of goats or boundaries.
Derived headwords
- 1.tip of the snoutboth
The front part of the snout in humans and animals.
- 2.dark-coloredclassical
Describing a black head and a duller, darker body, often used for a ram.
- 3.dark, blackishclassical
Referring to meat that is dry and has a color leaning towards black.
- 4.like the adghamclassical
Similar to the adjective 'adgham', meaning dark or blackish, particularly around the nose.
- 1.darkness on the noseclassical
A dark coloration on the front of the nose or snout.
- 2.flock of goatsclassical
A large group or flock of goats.
- 1.dry and darkclassical
Describing something, like meat, that is dry and has a color tending towards black.
- 1.to become dark/dryclassical
To become dry and have a color that leans towards black.
- 1.dark-nosedclassical
Having a dark or blackish color around the nose or snout.
- 1.dark, greenish, dark-nosedclassical
A description of something, possibly referring to a type of plant or substance, that is dark, has a greenish hue, and is dark around the nose area. It is equated with 'al-dizaj'.
- 1.to be arrogantclassical
To act with arrogance, haughtiness, or pride.
- 1.boundariesclassical
The limits or borders between lands; a synonym for 'tukhūm'. The 't' was changed to 'ṭ' due to proximity of articulation points.