الصمت
Root entry · 31 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of silence, quietness, and being mute. It extends to related ideas of stillness, lack of sound, and even things that are solid or lack internal void. Metaphorically, it can refer to things that are unobtrusive or unnoticeable.
Derived headwords
- 1.Silenceboth
The state of being silent or quiet; absence of speech or sound.
- 2.Quietnessboth
A state of stillness and lack of disturbance.
- 1.Silenceboth
A state of being silent or quiet.
- 2.Heavy shieldclassical
A heavy shield, implying a protective stillness.
- 3.Penetrating swordclassical
A sword that pierces deeply, suggesting a silent, decisive action.
- 4.Full honeycombclassical
A honeycomb that is full and without empty spaces.
- 5.Mareclassical
A specific mare belonging to Abbas ibn Mirdas or Khufaf ibn Nadbah.
- 1.Silenceboth
The state of being silent or quiet.
- 2.What one is silenced withboth
Something with which a child is silenced or appeased, like food.
- 3.Things one is silent aboutboth
Matters that one remains silent about.
- 1.Causing silenceboth
The act of making someone or something silent.
- 1.Causing silenceboth
The act of making someone or something silent.
- 1.To make silentboth
To cause someone to become silent or to stop speaking.
- 1.To make silentboth
To cause someone to become silent or to stop speaking.
- 1.Thirstinessclassical
The state of being very thirsty.
- 1.Thickenedclassical
Referring to milk that has thickened or curdled.
- 1.Twentyclassical
Referring to a group of twenty camels.
- 1.Gold and silverclassical
Referring to precious metals like gold and silver, which are silent and inanimate.
- 1.Heavy shieldclassical
A heavy shield.
- 2.Penetrating swordclassical
A sword that pierces deeply into bones.
- 3.Full honeycombclassical
A honeycomb that is full and without empty spaces.
- 4.Mareclassical
A specific mare belonging to Abbas ibn Mirdas or Khufaf ibn Nadbah.
- 1.Deep-penetrating blowclassical
A strike that penetrates deeply into the bones and does not miss its target.
- 1.Desolate placeclassical
A desolate, unknown, or remote place, like a desert or wilderness.
- 1.Desolate placeclassical
A desolate, unknown, or remote place, like a desert or wilderness.
- 1.Solidboth
Having no hollow interior; solid.
- 2.Unadornedclassical
Referring to a garment whose color is uniform and not mixed with other colors.
- 3.Swordclassical
A sword belonging to Shayban al-Nahdi.
- 1.To make silentboth
I made him or it silent.
- 1.Solidboth
Having no hollow interior; solid.
- 2.Unadornedclassical
Referring to a garment whose color is uniform and not mixed with other colors.
- 1.Solid doorclassical
A door that is solid and perhaps difficult to open or understand.
- 1.Solid lockclassical
A lock that is solid and perhaps difficult to pick or understand.
- 1.Completeclassical
Referring to a thousand that is complete or full.
- 1.Completeclassical
Referring to a thousand that is complete or full.
- 1.Unicolored garmentclassical
A garment whose color is uniform and not mixed with other colors.
- 1.Unvoiced lettersclassical
Letters that are pronounced without vibration of the vocal cords, excluding certain specified letters.
- 1.What one is silenced withboth
Something with which a child is silenced or appeased, like food.
- 1.Swordclassical
A sword belonging to Shayban al-Nahdi.
- 1.Silentboth
One who is silent; a quiet person.
- 1.Anythingclassical
Used in negation to mean 'nothing at all'.
- 1.To be silentboth
To refrain from speaking or making noise.
- 1.Thick-ankledclassical
Describing a woman with thick legs whose anklets make no sound when she walks.
- 1.Land became barrenclassical
The land became barren or infertile after two years.