دمه
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes intense heat, particularly the scorching heat of the sun and sand. It conveys a sense of extreme temperature and its effects.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be intensely hotboth
The verb indicates that the heat, especially of the sun or sand, has become severe and oppressive.
- 1.to be intensely hotboth
This form also signifies extreme heat, often used in conjunction with the subject of the heat, like the day or the sun.
- 1.to be intensely hotboth
Similar to 'damiha' and 'damhaha', this verb form denotes severe heat.
- 1.intense heatboth
This noun refers to the extreme heat, particularly of the sun or the ground heated by the sun.
- 1.intense heatboth
This noun form signifies severe heat, often associated with the sun's intensity.
- 1.intense heat of the sunboth
Specifically denotes the extreme heat generated by the sun.
- 1.the sun scorched itboth
This verb form indicates that the sun's heat has intensely affected or scorched something.
- 1.scorched itclassical
Used as a synonym for 'damahathu', meaning the sun's intense heat has scorched something.
- 1.intense heat of sand/groundboth
Refers to the extreme heat of sand or the ground, especially when heated by the sun.
- 1.it became intensely hotboth
The sand or ground became extremely hot.
- 1.it became intensely hotclassical
This verb form signifies that the sand or ground reached a state of extreme heat.
- 1.it became intensely hotclassical
Another verb form indicating extreme heat, particularly of sand.
- 1.the sand became intensely hotclassical
A specific construction indicating the sand reaching a state of severe heat.