طرسم
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to darkness, obscurity, and silence. It also encompasses concepts of being struck, erased, or becoming still, sometimes due to fear or retreat.
Derived headwords
- 1.to become darkboth
The night became dark and obscure.
- 2.to be erasedboth
The road was effaced, like something that is blotted out or worn away.
- 3.to become silentboth
A man became silent, often due to fear or apprehension.
- 1.silenceclassical
A state of silence or stillness, particularly when one is contemplating or subdued.
- 1.to become darkboth
The night became dark and obscure. This usage is noted as potentially using the letter 'shīn' (ش) instead of 'sīn' (س).
- 1.to be effacedboth
The road was effaced, similar to being blotted out (طمس) or worn away (درس).
- 1.to become silentboth
A man became silent, often due to fear or apprehension.
- 1.to become silentclassical
To become silent and contemplative, similar to 'aṭraqa'.
- 1.to retreatclassical
To retreat or flee in a hurried manner.
- 1.to become silentclassical
To become silent and contemplative, similar to 'ṭalsama'.
- 1.to become silentclassical
To become silent and contemplative, similar to 'aṭraqa'.