المحت

Root entry · 11 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to intensity, heat, and purity. It describes something strong, a hot day, and also refers to intelligence or keenness. It can also denote a pure or unadulterated substance.

Derived headwords

مَحَتَverb

1.
to be intenseboth
To be severe, strong, or intense, often used to describe heat or a day.
2.
to be pureclassical
To be pure, unadulterated, or genuine.

مُحْتnoun

1.
intensityboth
The state of being intense, severe, or strong.
2.
heatboth
A very hot day or extreme heat.
3.
intelligenceboth
Sharpness of intellect, cleverness, or quick-wittedness.
4.
purityclassical
The state of being pure, unadulterated, or genuine.

مَحْتnoun

1.
intensityboth
The quality of being intense or severe.
2.
heatboth
A hot day.

مَحْوِتnoun

1.
intense daysboth
Plural of a day characterized by intense heat or severity.

مَحْتَاءnoun

1.
intense daysboth
Plural of a day characterized by intense heat or severity.

شَدِيدadjective

1.
intenseboth
Strong, severe, or extreme.
2.
hotboth
Referring to a very hot day.

يَوْمٌ حَارٌّnoun phrase

1.
hot dayboth
A day characterized by extreme heat.

عَاقِلadjective

1.
intelligentboth
Possessing reason, understanding, or intellect.

ذَكِيّadjective

1.
intelligentboth
Quick-witted, sharp, or intelligent.

خَالِصadjective

1.
pureboth
Unmixed, genuine, or sincere.

أَمْحَتَنَّكverb

1.
to fill with angerclassical
To fill someone completely with anger or rage.

Parallel reading

المحت: الشديد، واليوم الحار، وقد محت، ككرم، والعاقل، أو الذكي، ج: محوت ومحتاء، والخالص.

Al-Maḥt: The intense, and the hot day, and it has been said that it means 'to be intense' (like karuma), and the intelligent, or the clever, pl.: maḥwut and maḥtā', and the pure.

ولأمحتنك: لأملأنك غضبا.

And 'li-amḥutannaka': I will fill you with anger.