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ذمت
Root entry · 2 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of change, often in a negative or deteriorating sense. It can also encompass aspects of becoming weak, foolish, or insignificant.
Derived headwords
ذَمَتَverb
- 1.changed, alteredclassical
To undergo a change, often implying a deterioration or alteration from a previous state.
- 2.became weak, feebleclassical
To become weak, frail, or lacking in strength.
- 3.became foolish, sillyclassical
To become foolish, silly, or lacking in sense.
يَذْمِتُverb
- 1.changes, altersclassical
Present tense of the verb 'to change', implying an ongoing process of alteration.
- 2.becomes weak, feebleclassical
Present tense of the verb 'to become weak', indicating a current state of frailty.
- 3.becomes foolish, sillyclassical
Present tense of the verb 'to become foolish', indicating a current state of silliness.
Parallel reading
ذمت يذمت: تغير وهزل.
Dhamata yadhamutu: it changed and became foolish.