فخم
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThe root فخم (f-kh-m) primarily denotes greatness, grandeur, magnificence, and high status. It extends to concepts of being large, important, esteemed, and even to specific phonetic qualities in pronunciation and orthography.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be greatboth
To be large, bulky, or substantial in size or form.
- 2.to be magnificentboth
To possess grandeur, magnificence, or impressiveness.
- 1.greatnessboth
The state or quality of being great, magnificent, or grand.
- 2.dignityboth
High status, importance, or nobility.
- 3.bulkinessclassical
Large size or substance.
- 1.greatboth
Possessing greatness, magnificence, or grandeur.
- 2.importantboth
Of high status or significance.
- 3.largeclassical
Bulky or substantial in size.
- 4.eloquentclassical
Forceful and impressive in speech.
- 1.great (fem.)both
Feminine form of 'fakhim', denoting greatness or magnificence.
- 2.bulky (fem.)classical
Feminine form of 'fakhim', denoting large size or substance.
- 1.to magnifyboth
To make something seem great, important, or esteemed.
- 2.to honorboth
To treat with great respect and reverence.
- 1.to be honoredboth
To be treated with great respect or reverence; to be magnified.
- 2.to be greatclassical
To be of great status or importance.
- 1.magnificationboth
The act of making something seem great or important.
- 2.honorboth
The act of showing great respect or reverence.
- 3.elocutionclassical
The pronunciation of letters with emphasis, particularly the 'tafkhim' of certain Arabic letters.
- 1.magnifiedboth
Made to appear great or important.
- 2.honoredboth
Treated with great respect and reverence.
- 1.most magnificentboth
Superlative form, indicating the highest degree of magnificence or grandeur.
- 1.great leaderclassical
A highly respected and important leader whose opinion is decisive.
- 1.greatboth
Possessing greatness, magnificence, or grandeur.
- 2.importantboth
Of high status or significance.
- 3.largeclassical
Bulky or substantial in size.
- 4.eloquentclassical
Forceful and impressive in speech.