هجم
Root entry · 26 derived lemmasThe root هجم (hajama) primarily denotes a sudden, forceful, or uninvited arrival or entry. This can apply to people, armies, or abstract concepts like knowledge or winter. It also extends to meanings of destruction, falling, and intense action, such as a strong wind or a horse's vigorous movement.
Derived headwords
- 1.to attackboth
To arrive upon a group suddenly and unexpectedly, often with hostile intent.
- 2.to enterboth
To come in, sometimes without permission.
- 3.to fall uponboth
To descend or collapse upon something.
- 4.to enter (season)classical
The onset of winter.
- 1.sudden attackboth
The act of arriving suddenly or attacking.
- 2.destructionclassical
The act of demolishing or destroying.
- 3.sunken eyesclassical
The condition of eyes becoming sunken or hollow.
- 4.milkingclassical
The act of milking a ewe or camel.
- 5.sweatclassical
Sweat, particularly when profuse.
- 1.to cause to attackclassical
To make someone or something attack or enter suddenly.
- 2.to milkclassical
To milk a camel or ewe.
- 1.large flock of camelsboth
A substantial group of camels, often defined as between 40 and 100.
- 2.old eweclassical
An old, aged ewe.
- 3.winter's severityclassical
The intense cold of winter.
- 4.summer's heatclassical
The intense heat of summer.
- 1.destructionclassical
The act of demolishing or destruction.
- 2.large drinking vesselclassical
A large bowl or cup used for milking or drinking.
- 3.intense drivingclassical
The act of driving or pushing something forcefully.
- 4.sweatclassical
Sweat, especially profuse sweat.
- 1.demolishedclassical
A house or structure that has been demolished or fallen down.
- 2.drivenclassical
Something that is driven or pushed, like a herd.
- 1.sudden entryclassical
The act of entering forcefully or uninvited.
- 2.strong windclassical
A powerful wind that can uproot plants and damage structures.
- 1.to collapseboth
To fall down, collapse, or crumble.
- 2.to shed tearsclassical
For eyes to shed tears.
- 1.to milkclassical
To milk a camel or ewe completely.
- 2.to drink deeplyclassical
To drink copiously, as if milking.
- 1.milkerclassical
A ewe or camel that is milked.
- 2.still oneclassical
A person or animal that is still and quiet.
- 1.milk before churningclassical
Milk before it is churned, or curdled milk.
- 2.milk in a new waterskinclassical
Milk stored in a new waterskin, often drunk without churning.
- 1.midday heatclassical
The intense heat of midday.
- 1.sweatclassical
Sweat, especially profuse sweat.
- 1.large drinking vesselclassical
A large bowl or cup used for milking or drinking.
- 1.large drinking vesselsclassical
Plural of 'al-hajm', large bowls or cups.
- 1.large flock of camelsboth
A substantial group of camels, often defined as between 40 and 100.
- 1.end of the nightclassical
The latter part of the night.
- 1.to driveclassical
To drive or propel someone or something forward.
- 1.to driveclassical
To drive or propel someone or something forward.
- 1.drivingclassical
Something that drives or propels.
- 2.stillclassical
Quiet, motionless, or still.
- 1.preyclassical
Animals that are hunted or chased.
- 1.whipclassical
A whip, specifically a riding whip.
- 1.male nameclassical
A proper name for a man.
- 1.tribal ancestorclassical
An ancestor of the Tamim tribe.
- 1.tribal ancestorclassical
An ancestor of the Azd tribe.
- 1.famous horsemenclassical
Two renowned Arab horsemen.