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لهسم
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the act of consuming food, particularly all of it. It also extends to a specific geographical feature: narrow valleys or ravines.
Derived headwords
لَهَسَمَverb
- 1.to eat it allboth
To consume all of the food that is on the table, leaving nothing behind.
لَهَاسِمnoun
- 1.narrow valleyclassical
A narrow channel or ravine through which water flows, often found in valleys.
لَحَاسِمnoun
- 1.narrow valleyclassical
A narrow channel or ravine through which water flows, often found in valleys. This is a variant form of 'lahasim'.
لَهْسِمnoun
- 1.narrow valleyclassical
The singular form of 'lahasim', referring to a narrow channel or ravine.
لَحْسِمnoun
- 1.narrow valleyclassical
The singular form of 'lahasim', referring to a narrow channel or ravine. This is a variant form.
لَخَافِيقnoun
- 1.narrow valleysclassical
A plural noun referring to narrow valleys or ravines, used synonymously with 'lahasim' and 'lahasim'.
Parallel reading
لَهَسَمَ ما على المائدة: أكله أجمع.
He consumed all that was on the table: he ate it all.
اللَّهاسِمُ واللَّحاسِمُ مجاري الأودية الضيقة، واحدها لَهْسِمٌ ولَحْسِمٌ، وهي اللَّخافيقُ.
The 'lahasim' and 'lahasim' are the narrow courses of valleys; their singular is 'lahsim' and 'lahsim', and they are the 'lakhāfīq'.