ضمد
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of binding, tying, or bandaging, especially for wounds. It extends to meanings of striking, becoming dry, and also encompasses a range of contrasting concepts like freshness and dryness, good and bad sheep, and deception.
Derived headwords
- 1.to bind a woundboth
To tie or bind a wound, typically with a bandage or dressing.
- 2.to strike with a stickclassical
To strike someone on the head with a stick.
- 3.to become dryclassical
To become dry or withered.
- 1.to bindboth
To bind or tie something, often with a bandage or strip of cloth.
- 1.he bindsboth
Present tense of the verb 'to bind', referring to the act of tying or bandaging.
- 1.bandageboth
A strip of cloth or other material used for binding a wound or supporting an injured part of the body.
- 1.bandageboth
Synonymous with 'ضِمَادَة', referring to a bandage or dressing.
- 1.to be bandagedboth
To have a bandage applied, or to apply a bandage to oneself.
- 1.he struck himclassical
He struck him with a stick on the head.
- 1.it became dryclassical
It became dry or withered.
- 1.fresh and dryclassical
Both fresh and dry things, used as an antonym.
- 2.best sheepclassical
The best or choicest of sheep.
- 3.worst sheepclassical
The worst or most inferior of sheep.
- 4.deceptionclassical
Deception, trickery, or dissimulation.
- 1.it was dryclassical
It was dry or withered.
- 1.what remains of debtclassical
The remainder of a debt or obligation, especially from a bond or pledge.
- 1.he gathered themclassical
He gathered them together, collected them.
- 1.hollowed part of a leafclassical
The hollowed or concave part of a palm leaf's frond.
- 1.a male nameboth
A proper name for a male, such as 'Dimad'.