الجاموس
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of density, solidity, and coldness. It extends to describe things that are thick, viscous, or frozen, as well as plants that have lost their freshness and become dry or firm. It also encompasses terms for stubbornness, firmness in place, and a type of cold night.
Derived headwords
- 1.water buffaloboth
A large bovine animal, often found in water. It is a loanword in Arabic.
- 1.water buffaloesboth
The plural form of الجاموس (water buffalo).
- 1.female water buffaloboth
The singular feminine form of الجاموس (water buffalo).
- 1.viscosityclassical
The state of being thick or viscous, particularly referring to fat or oil.
- 2.firmnessclassical
The state of being solid or firm, especially in plants that have lost their freshness.
- 1.its viscosityclassical
Referring to the viscosity of fat or oil.
- 1.to freezeboth
To become solid or frozen, especially water.
- 2.to become thickclassical
To become dense or viscous, as in the case of fat.
- 1.to become firmclassical
To become firm or dry, especially referring to plants that have lost their freshness.
- 2.to become thickclassical
To become thick or viscous, as in the case of fat or oil.
- 1.dried outclassical
Describing plants that have lost their freshness and become dry or firm.
- 1.group of camelsclassical
A collection or herd of camels.
- 2.dried datesclassical
Dates that have become dry and hard, or unripe dates that are still firm.
- 3.fireclassical
A fire, especially one that is burning intensely.
- 1.coldclassical
Describing a night that is very cold, to the point where water freezes.
- 1.freezesclassical
Present tense of the verb 'to freeze', used in the context of water on a cold night.
- 1.type of truffleclassical
A category of truffles, the singular form of which is not commonly heard.
- 1.firmly fixedclassical
Describing a rock that is stable and fixed in its position.