هدم
Root entry · 29 derived lemmasThe root هدم (h-d-m) primarily concerns the concept of demolition, destruction, and collapse. It extends to meanings of ruin, decay, and things that are broken down or worn out. It also encompasses related ideas like ruinous structures, worn clothing, and even the metaphorical destruction of reputation or bloodlines.
Derived headwords
- 1.to demolishboth
To cause a building or structure to fall down; to destroy it.
- 2.to destroyboth
To bring to ruin or destruction; to annihilate.
- 1.demolitionboth
The act or process of demolishing something, especially a building.
- 2.ruinboth
A state of destruction or decay; a ruinous condition.
- 3.collapsed buildingclassical
A building that has fallen down or is in ruins.
- 4.worn-out clothingclassical
Tattered or worn-out garments.
- 5.bloodlineclassical
Metaphorically, a shared lineage or bond, implying mutual support and protection.
- 1.demolitionboth
The act of demolishing; destruction.
- 1.to collapseboth
To fall down or fall in; to crumble.
- 2.to be demolishedboth
To be destroyed or brought down.
- 1.to collapseboth
To fall down or fall in; to crumble.
- 2.to be demolishedboth
To be destroyed or brought down.
- 1.demolishedboth
Having been demolished or destroyed.
- 2.ruinedboth
In a state of ruin or decay.
- 1.debrisclassical
What has collapsed or fallen from the sides of a well into its interior.
- 2.ruined structureclassical
A building that has been demolished.
- 1.collapse and fallclassical
The experience of a building collapsing on one or falling into a well or chasm.
- 1.collapsed partclassical
That which has collapsed from the sides of a well and fallen into it.
- 1.demolitionclassical
The act of demolishing.
- 2.slain person's bloodclassical
The blood of a slain person that is considered forfeit or unavenged.
- 3.graveclassical
A tomb or burial place.
- 4.dwellingclassical
A place of residence; a home.
- 1.slain person's bloodclassical
The blood of a slain person that is considered forfeit or unavenged.
- 2.ruinclassical
That which has collapsed or fallen.
- 1.worn-out garmentclassical
An old, tattered, or patched piece of clothing.
- 2.patched cloakclassical
A cloak whose patches have been reinforced.
- 1.worn-out clothesclassical
Tattered or old garments.
- 1.to patch a garmentclassical
To mend or patch a piece of clothing.
- 1.ruinedclassical
Broken down or dilapidated, like an old garment.
- 2.foolishclassical
A foolish or effeminate man.
- 1.dilapidatedclassical
Worn out, decrepit, or falling apart.
- 2.furiousclassical
Intensely angry or enraged.
- 1.worn-outclassical
Tattered or worn out, like a garment.
- 1.light rainclassical
A gentle or light rainfall.
- 2.sum of moneyclassical
A portion or amount of money.
- 1.thickened milkclassical
A dish made from milk, similar to yogurt or curd.
- 1.well-arrangedclassical
Neatly arranged or prepared; orderly.
- 1.voracious eaterclassical
Someone who eats a lot.
- 1.strong camelclassical
A strong or vigorous male camel.
- 2.female camel in heatclassical
A female camel that is strongly receptive to the male.
- 1.to collapse togetherclassical
To fall down or collapse upon each other.
- 1.seasicknessclassical
Dizziness or nausea experienced at sea.
- 1.to break someone's backclassical
To strike someone and break their back.
- 1.foolish manclassical
A foolish or incompetent man.
- 1.a Himyarite kingclassical
A title for one of the kings of Himyar.
- 1.push of moneyclassical
A large amount or push of money.
- 1.rain-soaked landclassical
Land that has been rained upon.