الطموس
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of fading, erasure, and destruction. It extends to the idea of becoming lost or obliterated, both physically and metaphorically, such as the fading of stars or the destruction of property. It also encompasses related ideas like distant vision and a lack of mental acuity.
Derived headwords
- 1.to eraseboth
To wipe out or obliterate something, removing its trace.
- 2.to destroyboth
To annihilate or completely destroy something, eradicating its existence.
- 3.to fadeboth
To become indistinct or disappear, losing its form or visibility.
- 1.fadingboth
The act or state of fading, becoming indistinct or disappearing.
- 2.erasureboth
The act of being erased or obliterated.
- 1.he erasesboth
He erases or obliterates something.
- 2.it fadesboth
It becomes indistinct or disappears.
- 1.to destroyboth
To annihilate or completely destroy something, eradicating its existence.
- 1.I erased itboth
I wiped it out or obliterated it.
- 1.erasureboth
The act of erasing or obliterating.
- 1.Ṭamīsclassical
A place name in Tabaristan.
- 1.Ṭamīsahclassical
A place name in Tabaristan.
- 1.to look farboth
To gaze into the distance with a prolonged look.
- 1.to distance oneselfboth
For a man to become distant or remote.
- 1.distantboth
Someone or something that is far away or remote.
- 1.distant onesboth
Plural of الطامس, referring to those who are distant or remote.
- 1.dead-heartedboth
A person whose heart is metaphorically dead, lacking feeling or spirit.
- 1.blindboth
One who has lost their sight.
- 1.blindboth
One whose sight has been taken away.
- 1.estimationclassical
The act of guessing or estimating.
- 1.to be erasedboth
To become erased, obliterated, or disappear.
- 1.to be erasedboth
To become erased, obliterated, or disappear.
- 1.to be obliteratedclassical
To become completely destroyed or erased, losing all trace.