هذرم
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns excessive or rapid speech, often implying a lack of clarity or coherence. It extends to rapid movement and, in a specific classical context, to abundance or expansion, and even to the cutting action of a sword.
Derived headwords
- 1.Excessive speechboth
The act of speaking excessively, characterized by a large quantity of words.
- 2.Confused speechclassical
Speech that is mixed or jumbled, lacking clarity and coherence.
- 3.Speed in speechboth
The quality of speaking rapidly, without hesitation.
- 4.Speed in readingclassical
The act of reading quickly, without proper deliberation.
- 5.Expansionclassical
In a specific context, it refers to abundance or expansion, particularly concerning worldly matters.
- 1.To speak excessivelyboth
To engage in excessive talk, often to the point of being incoherent.
- 2.To mix speechclassical
To speak in a confused or jumbled manner.
- 3.To read rapidlyclassical
To read quickly without proper understanding or deliberation.
- 4.To move rapidlyclassical
To proceed with great speed, whether in speech, reading, or walking.
- 5.To cutclassical
Used to describe the action of a sword when it cuts effectively.
- 1.Excessively talkativeboth
A man who is characterized by excessive speech.
- 1.Excessively talkativeboth
A man who is characterized by excessive speech.
- 1.Noisyclassical
Used to describe a woman who is very noisy or clamorous.