ضمز
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to silence, holding back, and being firm or stubborn. It extends to actions like swallowing, holding onto possessions, and descriptions of unyielding terrain or a lion.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be silentboth
To refrain from speaking or uttering words.
- 1.to be silentboth
To refrain from speaking or uttering words.
- 1.to be silentboth
To refrain from speaking or uttering words.
- 1.silenceboth
The state of being silent or not speaking.
- 1.silentboth
One who is silent and does not speak.
- 1.silentboth
One who is silent and does not speak.
- 1.to hold back cudclassical
When a camel retains its cud in its mouth without chewing it.
- 1.to cling to propertyboth
To be firm and steadfast in holding onto one's possessions.
- 1.to be stingyboth
To be miserly or parsimonious with one's wealth.
- 1.to swallow a morselboth
To quickly take a bite or morsel into the mouth.
- 1.rough groundclassical
A place that is rough, hard, and stony.
- 2.low hillclassical
A small, flattened hill or mound.
- 3.isolated mountainclassical
Any solitary mountain characterized by hard, red stones and no mud.
- 1.lionclassical
A name for a lion.
- 1.gossiperclassical
One who is a backbiter or slanderer towards people.