الرمس
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of concealment, burial, and the grave. It extends to related ideas like covering up, things that obscure, and nocturnal activities. It also includes a specific place name and the act of immersion.
Derived headwords
- 1.to concealboth
To hide or keep something secret, especially information.
- 2.to buryboth
To place something in the ground and cover it, typically a dead body.
- 1.concealmentclassical
The act of hiding or keeping a matter secret.
- 2.burialboth
The act of burying something, especially a dead body.
- 1.graveboth
A place where a dead body is buried.
- 1.graveclassical
A place of burial, synonymous with 'qabr'.
- 1.graveclassical
A place of burial, often used poetically or in older texts.
- 1.gravesboth
Plural of 'rams' or 'marmas', referring to multiple burial sites.
- 1.gravesboth
Plural of 'rams' or 'marmas', referring to multiple burial sites.
- 1.earthclassical
The soil or earth covering a grave or a buried object.
- 1.throwingboth
The act of throwing something, though less common in this root's context.
- 1.obscuring windsclassical
Winds that cover or obscure traces and آثار (ruins/tracks).
- 1.obscuring windsclassical
Winds that cover or obscure traces, similar to 'rawamis'.
- 1.night birdclassical
A bird that flies at night, associated with the root's nocturnal theme.
- 1.nocturnal creatureclassical
Any creature that emerges or is active during the night.
- 1.lupineboth
A plant, specifically lupine, mentioned as a comparison.
- 1.lupineclassical
A plant, specifically lupine, used as a comparison for 'termas'.
- 1.valley
A specific valley named 'Termas', belonging to the Banu Asid tribe.
- 1.immersionboth
The act of plunging or submerging oneself in water or another liquid.
- 1.immersionboth
The act of plunging or submerging oneself, synonymous with 'irtimas'.