هذي
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns nonsensical, incoherent, or rambling speech, often associated with illness, delirium, or a confused state of mind. It can also refer to mentioning something in such speech or striking with a sword.
Derived headwords
- 1.Deliriumboth
Nonsensical speech, like that of a feverish or mentally unsound person.
- 1.to talk nonsensicallyboth
To speak incoherently, whether due to illness or other causes.
- 2.to rambleboth
To speak in a way that is not understood, to babble.
- 1.to mention it in deliriumboth
To mention something while speaking nonsensically.
- 1.Nonsensical talkboth
The act or product of speaking incoherently or nonsensically.
- 1.Rambling manboth
A man who talks nonsensically or mentions others in his rambling speech.
- 1.Rambling speechboth
The quality or act of speaking nonsensically or rambling.
- 1.Ramblingclassical
Nonsensical or incoherent speech.
- 1.to talk excessivelyboth
To speak excessively or foolishly, often implying incoherence.
- 1.he talks nonsensicallyboth
He speaks incoherently, as in illness or delirium.
- 1.he talks nonsensicallyclassical
An alternative form for speaking incoherently or nonsensically.
- 1.to strike with the swordclassical
To strike or cut with a sword, similar to 'hadhdhadtu'.
- 1.thisboth
A demonstrative pronoun used for a present object, with 'ha' as an attention-getter and 'dha' as the demonstrative element.
- 1.these twoboth
The dual form of the demonstrative pronoun 'this'.