ثخن
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of thickness, density, and heaviness. It extends to meanings of being substantial, solid, and weighty, both physically and metaphorically, such as in character or in the severity of illness or injury.
Derived headwords
- 1.to become thickboth
To become dense, viscous, or solid. This is the fundamental meaning of the root.
- 2.to become heavyboth
To become weighty or burdensome, either physically or metaphorically.
- 1.thicknessboth
The state or quality of being thick, dense, or viscous.
- 2.heavinessboth
The state of being heavy or weighty.
- 1.thicknessboth
The quality of being thick or dense, often referring to physical substance.
- 2.solidityboth
The state of being solid and substantial.
- 1.thicknessboth
The quality of being thick or dense.
- 2.heavinessboth
The state of being heavy or weighty.
- 1.thickboth
Having considerable density or viscosity; not thin.
- 2.heavyboth
Having great weight; substantial.
- 3.calm and dignifiedclassical
Describing a person who is patient, composed, and has a weighty presence.
- 4.well-wovenclassical
Describing fabric that is tightly and densely made.
- 1.heavinessboth
The state of being heavy or weighty; a burden.
- 2.thicknessclassical
The quality of being thick.
- 1.to inflict many woundsboth
To cause many injuries, especially in battle, leading to a weakened state.
- 2.to overcomeboth
To defeat or gain mastery over an opponent, often through inflicting severe damage.
- 3.to weigh downboth
To make something or someone heavy or burdensome.
- 4.to exaggerateclassical
To go to extremes or be excessive in an action.
- 5.to become establishedclassical
To become firmly rooted or entrenched in a place.
- 1.to be overcome byboth
To be overpowered by sleep, illness, or exhaustion.
- 2.to become heavyclassical
To become sluggish or weighed down, often due to fatigue or illness.
- 1.inflicting many woundsboth
The act of causing severe injuries, leading to a weakened state.
- 2.overcomingboth
The act of defeating or gaining mastery over an opponent.
- 3.excessivenessclassical
The state of being extreme or excessive.
- 4.strength and intensityclassical
The power and force of something.
- 1.to be thickclassical
To possess thickness or density.
- 2.to be heavyclassical
To possess weight or heaviness.