رمي
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThe root رمي primarily relates to the act of throwing, casting, or launching. It extends to concepts of shooting, projecting, and by extension, causing something to fall or die, as well as designating places and names.
Derived headwords
- 1.to throwboth
To cast or hurl something, often with force.
- 2.to addclassical
To increase or add to something, as in speaking or quantity.
- 3.to cause to dieclassical
To cause someone to die, often by implication or by being the reason for their demise.
- 1.to be thrownboth
Passive form of 'to throw', indicating being cast or hurled.
- 2.to dieclassical
To pass away, to cease to live, used in the context of a funeral procession.
- 1.throwingboth
The act of throwing, casting, or launching.
- 2.shootingboth
The act of firing a projectile weapon.
- 3.carrying and placingclassical
The act of bearing and setting down, as in a funeral context.
- 1.Ramyanclassical
A place name.
- 1.what is thrownboth
That which is cast, hurled, or shot.
- 2.targetboth
The object or person aimed at.
- 1.thrownboth
The state of having been cast, hurled, or shot.
- 2.targetedboth
The object of an attack or aim.
- 1.throwing rangeboth
The distance or area within which something can be thrown or shot.
- 2.goalboth
The objective or aim, especially in sports.
- 3.place to be thrownclassical
A place where something is cast or falls.
- 1.to throwboth
To propel something through the air with a rapid movement of the arm and wrist.
- 2.to shootboth
To discharge a projectile from a firearm or other weapon.
- 3.to cast downboth
To cause something to fall or be placed in a particular position.
- 1.a throwboth
A single act of throwing.
- 2.a shotboth
A single discharge of a projectile weapon.
- 1.Ramiclassical
A place name, specifically a valley.
- 1.Armiaclassical
The name of a prophet, possibly of foreign origin.