جمش
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to shaving, scraping, or removing hair, particularly from the head. It extends to concepts of barrenness, dryness, and intense heat, as well as subtle sounds, playful interactions, and a lack of receptiveness to advice.
Derived headwords
- 1.to shave the headboth
To shave the hair off one's head completely.
- 1.hidden soundclassical
A subtle, barely audible sound.
- 2.milking with fingertipsclassical
The act of milking an animal using only the tips of the fingers.
- 3.flirtationclassical
Engaging in playful, flirtatious conversation or interaction.
- 4.playfulnessclassical
Engaging in lighthearted games or playful activities.
- 1.shaved headboth
A head that has been shaved.
- 2.barren placeboth
A place devoid of vegetation or plant life.
- 3.desert near Meccaclassical
A desert area located in the vicinity of Mecca.
- 1.shaving (of lye)classical
Referring to lye (nūrah) that has the property of removing hair.
- 2.water emerging from sides (well)classical
Describing a well whose water emerges from its sides.
- 3.scorching (of years)classical
Describing years that are intensely hot and destructive to vegetation.
- 1.flirtationclassical
The act of engaging in flirtation.
- 2.playfulnessclassical
The act of engaging in playful activities.
- 1.womanizerboth
A man who actively pursues or makes advances towards women.
- 1.large buttocksclassical
A woman with large buttocks.
- 1.lining (in a well)classical
Material placed between layers of stones when lining a well.
- 1.to line (a well)classical
To place lining material between stones when constructing or repairing a well.
- 1.a nameclassical
A proper name.
- 1.unreceptive earclassical
An ear that does not hear or heed advice; someone who is obstinate and ignores what is not of concern to them.