كرزم
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to shortness, compactness, and a blunt or dull quality. It extends to describe a short person, a dull axe, and hardships or severe difficulties. It also touches upon eating habits and a specific time of day.
Derived headwords
- 1.short and compactboth
Describing a person who is short and well-built or compact in stature.
- 2.short-nosedclassical
Specifically referring to someone with a short nose.
- 1.dull axeboth
An axe whose blade is blunt or dulled.
- 2.blunt edgeclassical
Referring to the quality of having a blunt or dull edge, like that of a dulled axe.
- 1.hardshipclassical
A severe difficulty or hardship, particularly one that wears down or erodes.
- 1.dull axesboth
The plural of 'karzam', referring to multiple blunt or dulled axes.
- 2.hardshipsclassical
The plural of 'kirzim', referring to multiple severe difficulties or hardships.
- 1.axeboth
A type of axe, often described as having a blunt or dull edge.
- 1.midday mealclassical
The meal eaten around the middle of the day, specifically around noon.
- 1.short person (diminutive)classical
A diminutive form used to refer to a short man.
- 1.Karzamclassical
A proper name.
- 1.much-eatingclassical
Describing someone who eats a lot.