دمس
Root entry · 32 derived lemmasThe root دمس primarily relates to darkness, covering, and concealment. It extends to meanings of burial, hiding information, and even sexual intercourse. It also encompasses concepts of destruction and hidden places.
Derived headwords
- 1.to become intenseclassical
Used to describe darkness becoming severe or intense.
- 2.to buryboth
To cover something or someone by burying them in the ground, whether alive or dead.
- 3.to reconcileclassical
To bring about reconciliation or settlement between people.
- 4.to concealboth
To hide or keep information secret.
- 5.to have intercourseclassical
To have sexual intercourse with a woman.
- 6.to cover (hide)classical
To cover a hide to facilitate the removal of hair.
- 1.intensityclassical
The state of being intense, particularly used for darkness.
- 1.darkboth
Describing a night or darkness that is very deep and intense.
- 1.darkclassical
An alternative form for describing intense darkness.
- 1.to bury itboth
A specific instance of burying something or someone.
- 1.to be buriedboth
The passive form of burying, meaning to be interred.
- 1.to be trodden downclassical
To be worn down or made level by being trodden upon, like a place.
- 1.to reconcile themclassical
To bring about peace or reconciliation between parties.
- 1.to conceal the newsboth
To keep information or news secret.
- 1.to have intercourse with the womanclassical
To engage in sexual intercourse with a woman.
- 1.to cover the hide to remove hairclassical
To cover a hide in a way that facilitates the removal of its hair.
- 1.coveringclassical
Something that covers, used to describe a hide prepared for hair removal.
- 1.coveringclassical
A covering, specifically referring to a hide prepared for hair removal.
- 1.coveringclassical
A covering, specifically referring to a hide prepared for hair removal.
- 1.coveredclassical
Describing something that is covered.
- 1.covered thingclassical
Something that is covered.
- 1.hiding placeclassical
A place for concealment or hiding.
- 2.flock (of birds)classical
A flock or group of birds, especially pigeons.
- 3.dovecoteclassical
A structure for housing pigeons or doves.
- 1.hiding placesclassical
Plural of dimas, referring to multiple places of concealment.
- 2.flocks (of birds)classical
Plural of dimas, referring to multiple flocks of birds.
- 3.dovecotesclassical
Plural of dimas, referring to multiple dovecotes.
- 1.hiding placesclassical
Another plural form for dimas, meaning places of concealment.
- 2.flocks (of birds)classical
Another plural form for dimas, meaning flocks of birds.
- 3.dovecotesclassical
Another plural form for dimas, meaning dovecotes.
- 1.to enter intoboth
To go into or enter a place.
- 2.to be imprisonedclassical
To be confined or imprisoned, especially in a dark place.
- 1.personclassical
A person, often implying someone who is hidden or concealed.
- 1.covered thingclassical
Something that is covered or concealed.
- 1.darknessclassical
A state of obscurity or darkness.
- 1.everything that coversclassical
A general term for anything that serves as a covering.
- 1.viperclassical
A type of snake, specifically a viper that coils and inflates itself, causing burns.
- 1.vipersclassical
Plural of doodamis, referring to multiple vipers.
- 1.vipersclassical
Another plural form for doodamis, referring to multiple vipers.
- 1.defiledclassical
Describing something that has been made impure or defiled.
- 1.to be stainedclassical
Used for a woman becoming stained or smeared with something.
- 1.concealmentclassical
The act of hiding or concealing something.
- 1.a regionclassical
A specific geographical area named Doomis, located in Ba'ran.
- 1.greatclassical
Used to describe significant or great matters.