ظءم
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to sounds, specifically the bleating or bleating-like sounds of animals, and by extension, to speech and clamor. It also encompasses the concept of lineage or ancestry.
Derived headwords
- 1.lineage, ancestryclassical
Refers to one's predecessors or ancestors.
- 2.sound, bleatingclassical
The sound made by a ram or goat, often described as bleating or bleating-like.
- 3.speech, clamorclassical
Refers to talk, noise, or a general uproar.
- 1.lineage, ancestryclassical
A variant term for lineage or ancestry.
- 2.sound, clamorclassical
A variant term for sound or clamor.
- 1.to be related by marriageclassical
This verb describes a situation where two individuals marry sisters, thus becoming related by marriage.
- 1.to be related by marriageclassical
Similar to 'taza'ama', this verb signifies becoming related through marriage, specifically when one marries a woman and another marries her sister.
- 1.to marry a woman whose sister is married to someone elseclassical
This verb describes the specific scenario of marrying a woman whose sister is already married to another man.
- 1.marriage to a woman whose sister is married to anotherclassical
The act or instance of marrying a woman whose sister is married to someone else.
- 1.to marry a woman whose sister is married to someone elseclassical
This verb describes the specific scenario of marrying a woman whose sister is already married to another man.
- 1.sound of a ramclassical
The characteristic sound, bleating, or vocalization of a ram or male goat.