عرزم
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root describes strength, firmness, and compactness. It extends to concepts of being solid, gathered, and even ancient or old, particularly when referring to things that have become dense or hardened over time.
Derived headwords
- 1.strong, stoutboth
Describes something that is strong, stout, and gathered together from all its parts.
- 1.strong, stoutboth
Describes something that is strong, stout, and gathered together from all its parts.
- 1.to gather, to contractboth
To gather oneself together, to become contracted or compact.
- 2.to become thickboth
Used to describe the thickening or swelling of a part, like the nose or the tip of the nose.
- 3.to become strong and solidboth
To become strong, firm, and solid.
- 1.to gather, to contractboth
To gather oneself together, to become contracted or compact.
- 1.to gather, to contractboth
To gather oneself together, to become contracted or compact.
- 1.thick, compactboth
Describes something that is thick, compact, and gathered together, such as a nose.
- 1.thick noseboth
Refers to a thick, gathered nose, similar to the description of 'mu'arnzim'.
- 1.ancient, oldclassical
Describes a snake that is ancient or old, implying it has become tough and hardened.
- 1.to become thickboth
Used when the tip of the nose (arnabah) becomes thick or prominent.
- 1.gathering, compactnessboth
The act of gathering together or becoming compact.
- 1.from the graveyardclassical
Pertaining to a graveyard, specifically the 'Jubaynah' graveyard in Kufa, from which bricks were sourced.