جمز
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a type of fast, bounding movement, often associated with animals like camels and horses, but also applicable to humans. It extends to meanings of swiftness, going, and even specific objects or actions like a type of garment, a cluster of dates, or mockery.
Derived headwords
- 1.to boundboth
To move with a fast, bounding gait, faster than a trot but slower than a gallop. This applies to humans, camels, and other creatures.
- 2.to goclassical
To travel or move across the land.
- 1.bounding gaitboth
The act or sound of bounding, a gait between a trot and a gallop.
- 2.mockeryclassical
To mock or ridicule someone.
- 3.date palm stalk remainsclassical
What remains of a date palm's stalk after the dates have been harvested.
- 1.bounding gaitboth
A fast, bounding gait, similar to جمز.
- 1.boundingboth
Describing a camel or horse that moves with a fast, bounding gait.
- 2.leapingclassical
Describing a donkey that is quick and leaps.
- 1.boundingboth
Describing a female camel or horse that moves with a fast, bounding gait.
- 1.woolen tunicclassical
A type of tunic or shirt made of wool.
- 2.famous horse nameclassical
The name of a renowned Arabian horse belonging to Abdullah bin Huntam.
- 1.cluster of datesboth
A compact mass or cluster of dates.
- 2.clotted foodclassical
A lump or mass of dried milk product (aqt).
- 3.plant budclassical
The bud of a plant that contains the seed or grain.
- 1.quick-wittedclassical
Describing a person with an intelligent and sharp mind.
- 1.male fig treeboth
The male fig tree, known for its sweetness.
- 2.various colorsclassical
Refers to different colors or types.
- 1.male fig treeboth
The male fig tree, also known as الجُمَّيْزُ.
- 1.rider of the Jamaazahclassical
One who rides the Jamaazah, referring to the horse or possibly the tunic.