مرث
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to actions of gentle manipulation, tasting, or softening. It extends to describe a patient or forbearing disposition, and also touches upon specific agricultural and natural phenomena.
Derived headwords
- 1.to softenboth
To make something soft or tender, often through gentle handling or soaking.
- 2.to suckclassical
To suck something, like a date or a shell, often implying a gentle drawing in.
- 3.to lickclassical
To lick something, such as a finger.
- 4.to soakclassical
To soak something in water.
- 5.to strikeclassical
To strike or beat a person's leg.
- 1.to softenclassical
To soften something, similar to the root 'مرث'.
- 1.to be patientclassical
To be patient and forbearing, especially in disputes.
- 1.to cause to be patientclassical
To make someone patient or forbearing.
- 1.to suckclassical
To suck something, like a shell.
- 1.to softenclassical
To soften something.
- 1.to soakclassical
To soak something in water.
- 1.to lickclassical
To lick something, like a finger.
- 1.to strikeclassical
To strike a person's leg.
- 1.to cause a kid to be rejectedclassical
To cause a young goat to be rejected by its mother, leading to the mother not suckling it.
- 1.patient personclassical
A person who is patient and forbearing, especially in disputes.
- 1.patient personclassical
A patient and forbearing person, similar to 'ممرث'.
- 1.patientclassical
Possessing patience and forbearance.
- 1.crushingclassical
The act of crushing or breaking something into small pieces.
- 1.lightly rained uponclassical
Land that has been affected by light or weak rain.