ءودح
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to submission, yielding, and compliance, often under duress or with a sense of humility. It also extends to concepts of improvement, particularly concerning animals and water basins, and a specific meaning related to a ram's inaction.
Derived headwords
- 1.to submitboth
To yield, comply, or be submissive, often implying a degree of humility or forced obedience.
- 2.to acknowledgeclassical
To admit or confess something, possibly under duress or with a sense of defeat.
- 1.to submitboth
To yield to, obey, or comply with someone or something, often implying a willing or resigned acceptance.
- 1.to submitboth
To be humble, submissive, or subservient; to yield to authority or power.
- 1.to obeyboth
To follow, obey, or be led; to yield to guidance or control.
- 1.to repairclassical
To make something better, to mend or fix, specifically referring to a water basin.
- 1.to fattenboth
To become fat or well-nourished, used to describe camels whose condition has improved.
- 1.improved conditionboth
To have a good or improved state or condition, referring to the well-being of camels.
- 1.to stopboth
To cease movement or action, used to describe a ram that did not ejaculate.
- 1.did not ejaculateclassical
The state of not releasing semen, specifically in the context of a ram during mating.
- 1.humilityclassical
A state of submission, humility, or lowliness.
- 1.humilityclassical
A state of lowliness, submission, or humility.