لهده
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of burdening, weighing down, or exhausting something or someone. It also extends to meanings related to physical ailments, particularly in camels and humans, and can describe a heavy or clumsy person. Some derived terms relate to food and a specific type of hiccup.
Derived headwords
- 1.to burdenboth
To make something heavy or burdensome.
- 1.to exhaustboth
To exert great effort, leading to exhaustion, especially of an animal.
- 1.to make difficult to plowclassical
To make the ground difficult to plow, implying a heavy or resistant soil.
- 1.to eatboth
To consume food.
- 1.to lickboth
To pass the tongue over something.
- 1.to pushboth
To exert force on someone or something to move them away.
- 1.to strikeboth
To hit someone or something forcefully.
- 1.to pinchboth
To squeeze flesh between the thumb and finger.
- 1.gap in chestclassical
A separation or gap that affects the chest of camels, often due to impact.
- 2.swellingclassical
A swelling that occurs in the 'farisa', a specific muscle area.
- 3.leg ailmentclassical
A disease affecting the legs and thighs of people, characterized by a gap-like symptom.
- 4.clumsy personclassical
A person who is heavy and clumsy.
- 1.to wrongboth
To act unjustly or oppressively.
- 1.to deviateboth
To deviate from the right course or from justice.
- 1.to belittleboth
To treat someone with contempt or disrespect.
- 1.to become heavyboth
To feel heavy or sluggish, especially towards the ground.
- 1.to holdclassical
To grasp or restrain one person while another is engaged.
- 1.soft porridgeboth
A soft, porridge-like dish, often made from flour and water.
- 1.hiccupboth
A sudden, involuntary spasm of the diaphragm, causing a characteristic sound.