الدءث

Root entry · 10 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to consumption, heaviness, and impurity. It extends to concepts of ingrained hatred, collective entities, foolishness, and specific negative attributes like being a pimp or experiencing nightmares.

Derived headwords

الدَّأْثnoun

1.
eatingclassical
The act of consuming food.
2.
heavinessclassical
A state of being heavy or burdensome.
3.
dirtinessclassical
The state of being unclean or soiled.
4.
defilementclassical
The act of making something impure or dirty.

الدِّئْثnoun

1.
ingrained hatredclassical
A deep-seated and unresolvable animosity or malice.

الدَّأْثَاءnoun

1.
nationclassical
A large group of people, a nation or community.

الدَّآثnoun

1.
nationclassical
A large group of people, a nation or community.

دآثnoun

1.
nationclassical
A large group of people, a nation or community (plural of الدأثاء).

ابن دأثاءname

1.
foolclassical
A person described as foolish or idiotic.

الدَّائِثnoun

1.
originsclassical
The fundamental sources or beginnings of something.

الأَدْأَثnoun

1.
sandclassical
A type of loose granular material, specifically sand.

الدِّئْثَانnoun

1.
nightmareclassical
A terrifying or deeply unsettling dream, often referred to as the incubus.

الدُّؤُوثِيّadjective

1.
pimpclassical
A man who arranges partnerships for women, especially for sexual purposes; a pimp.

Parallel reading

الدأث: الأكل

Al-Da'th: eating.

والثقل

And heaviness.

والدنس والتدنيس

And dirtiness and defilement.

وبالكسر: حقد لا ينحل

And with kasra: hatred that does not dissolve.

والدأثاء، ويحرك: الأمة

And Al-Da'thaa', and with haraka: the nation.

ج: دآث، محركة مخففة

Plural: Da'ath, with lightened haraka.

وابن دأثاء: الأحمق

And Ibn Da'thaa': the fool.

والدائث: الأصول

And Al-Da'ith: the origins.

والأدأث: رمل

And Al-Ad'ath: sand.

والدئثان، بالكسر: الجاثوم

And Al-Di'thaan, with kasra: the incubus/nightmare.

والدؤوثي: الديوث

And Al-Du'uthi: the pimp.