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غمسه

Root entry · 11 derived lemmas

The root غمسه primarily relates to the concept of immersion, sinking, or plunging. This extends to meanings of disappearance, deep involvement in sin or hardship, and obscurity. It also encompasses specific geographical locations and descriptive terms for plants and conditions.

Derived headwords

غَمَسَverb
  1. 1.
    to immerseboth

    To plunge or dip something into a liquid, such as water.

  2. 2.
    to disappearclassical

    Used to describe the setting of the eye (of a needle) or the disappearance of a star below the horizon.

غمسه في الماء — immersed him in water
مقلة العين تغمس — the eye (of a needle) is immersed
النجم غاب — the star disappeared
يَغْمِسُverb
  1. 1.
    immersesboth

    Present tense of the verb 'to immerse', indicating the action is ongoing or habitual.

  2. 2.
    disappearsclassical

    Present tense of the verb 'to disappear', referring to the setting of celestial bodies or objects.

يغمسه في الماء — he immerses him in water
النجم يغيب — the star disappears
الْيَمِينُ الْغَمُوسُnoun
  1. 1.
    perjurious oathclassical

    An oath that immerses its holder in sin and consequently in hellfire, or an oath taken to unlawfully acquire another's property.

اليمين الغموس: التي تغمس صاحبها في الإثم ثم في النار — the perjurious oath: the one that immerses its owner in sin and then in hellfire
الْغَمُوسُadjective
  1. 1.
    severeclassical

    Describes a severe matter that plunges one into hardship.

  2. 2.
    uncertain pregnancyclassical

    Refers to a she-camel whose pregnancy is not clearly discernible.

  3. 3.
    ambiguous pregnancyclassical

    Describes a she-camel whose pregnancy is uncertain, with doubt about whether the fetus is moving or not.

  4. 4.
    penetratingclassical

    Used to describe a deep or penetrating wound.

الأمر الشديد الغامس في الشدة — the severe matter plunging into hardship
الناقة لا يستبان حملها — the she-camel whose pregnancy is not discernible
الطعنة النافذة — the penetrating stab wound
الْغَمِيسُnoun
  1. 1.
    dense vegetationclassical

    Refers to dense, overgrown plants, similar to 'al-ghamīr'.

  2. 2.
    dark nightclassical

    Describes a very dark night.

  3. 3.
    darknessclassical

    Refers to obscurity or darkness.

  4. 4.
    hidden thingclassical

    Something not yet revealed or known to people.

  5. 5.
    dense thicketclassical

    A place that is dense and into which one can immerse oneself or hide.

  6. 6.
    small watercourseclassical

    A small channel for water, found among grasses and plants.

الغميس من النبات: الغمير — al-ghamīs from plants: al-ghamīr
الليل المظلم — the dark night
الشيء الذي لم يظهر للناس — the thing that has not appeared to people
الأجمة وكل ملتف يغتمس فيه أو يستخفى — the thicket and everything dense where one immerses or hides
مسيل ماء صغير بين البقل والنبات — a small watercourse between the herbs and plants
الْغَمِيسُname
  1. 1.
    a place nameclassical

    A specific location, a pool situated nine miles from al-Tha'labiyyah, known for a ruined palace.

الغميس، كزبير: بركة على تسعة أميال من الثعلبية — al-Ghamīs, like zubayr: a pool nine miles from al-Tha'labiyyah
وَادِي الْغَمِيسَةِname
  1. 1.
    a valley nameclassical

    A named valley belonging to a specific tribe or region.

وادي الغميسة: من أوديتهم — Wādī al-Ghumaysah: from their valleys
الْغَمَّاسَةُnoun
  1. 1.
    waterfowlclassical

    A type of water bird.

الغماسة، مشددة: من طير الماء — al-Ghammāsah, with shaddah: from the water birds
التَّغْمِيسُnoun
  1. 1.
    reducing drinkclassical

    The act of drinking very little.

التغميس: تقليل الشرب — al-taghmīs: reducing drinking
اغْتَمَسَتْverb
  1. 1.
    dipped her handclassical

    Past tense verb indicating a woman dipped her hand in dye evenly, without shaping it.

اغتمست غمسا: غمست يدها خضابا مستويا من غير تصوير — she dipped (her hand) a dip: she dipped her hand in dye evenly without shaping
مُغْمَسٌname
  1. 1.
    a place nameclassical

    A location near Ta'if, containing the tomb of Abu Rughal, who was a guide for Abraha and is stoned.

المغمس، كمعظم ومحدث: ع بطريق الطائف، فيه قبر أبي رغال — al-Mughmas, like mu'aẓẓam and muḥaddath: a village on the road to Ta'if, containing the tomb of Abu Rughal

Parallel reading

غمسه في الماء
he immersed him in water
مقلة العين تغمس
the eye (of a needle) is immersed
النجم غاب
the star disappeared
اليمين الغموس: التي تغمس صاحبها في الإثم ثم في النار
the perjurious oath: the one that immerses its owner in sin and then in hellfire
أو التي تقتطع بها مال غيرك، وهي الكاذبة التي يتعمدها صاحبها، عالما بأن الأمر بخلافه
or the one by which you unlawfully take another's property, and it is the false one that its owner intentionally swears, knowing that the matter is otherwise
والغموس: الأمر الشديد الغامس في الشدة
And al-Ghamūs: the severe matter plunging into hardship
والناقة لا يستبان حملها
And the she-camel whose pregnancy is not discernible
والتي يشك في مخها أرير أم قصيد
And she whose fetus's movement is uncertain, whether it's a rustle or a kick
والتي في بطنها ولد، وهي لا تشول فيبين
And she who has a fetus inside her, and it does not move so as to be apparent
والطعنة النافذة
And the penetrating stab wound
والغميس من النبات: الغمير
And al-Ghamīs from plants: al-Ghamīr
والليل المظلم
And the dark night
والظلمة
And the darkness
والشيء الذي لم يظهر للناس، ولم يعرف بعد
And the thing that has not appeared to people, and is not yet known
ومننه: قصيدة غميس
And from it: a dense poem
والأجمة وكل ملتف يغتمس فيه، أو يستخفى
And the thicket and everything dense where one immerses or hides
ومسيل ماء صغير بين البقل والنبات
And a small watercourse between the herbs and plants
الغميس، كزبير: بركة على تسعة أميال من الثعلبية، عندها قصر خراب، يومها م
Al-Ghamīs, like zubayr: a pool nine miles from al-Tha'labiyyah, near it is a ruined palace, its day is M.
ووادي الغميسة: من أوديتهم
And Wādī al-Ghumaysah: from their valleys
والغماسة، مشددة: من طير الماء ج: غماس
And al-Ghammāsah, with shaddah: from the water birds, pl.: ghamās
والتغميس: تقليل الشرب
And al-taghmīs: reducing drinking
واغتمست غمسا: غمست يدها خضابا مستويا من غير تصوير
And she dipped a dip: she dipped her hand in dye evenly without shaping
والمغمس، كمعظم ومحدث: ع بطريق الطائف، فيه قبر أبي رغال، دليل أبرهة ويرجم
And al-Mughmas, like mu'aẓẓam and muḥaddath: a village on the road to Ta'if, containing the tomb of Abu Rughal, Abraha's guide, and is stoned