المدش
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a state of weakness, emaciation, or deficiency, often related to physical appearance or condition. It can also refer to actions of taking or giving sparingly, and in a figurative sense, to theft or cunning.
Derived headwords
- 1.dimness of the eyeboth
A dimness or dullness of the eye, caused by hunger or heat.
- 2.weakness of the handboth
A weakness or flaccidity of the nerves of the hand, with little flesh and thinness.
- 3.slendernessboth
Thinness or slenderness, particularly in relation to flesh.
- 4.swiftness in gaitboth
A swiftness or agility in walking, often associated with a good gait.
- 5.joint crackingboth
The cracking or rubbing together of the inner wrists.
- 6.redness and roughnessboth
A redness and roughness of the face.
- 1.to be emaciatedclassical
To be lean, emaciated, or lacking in flesh.
- 2.to be weak-mindedclassical
To be lacking in intellect or understanding.
- 1.emaciated (she-camel)classical
Describing a she-camel that is lean and emaciated.
- 1.thievishclassical
Describing a person whose hand is prone to stealing; a thief.
- 1.lightnessclassical
A lightness or lack of substance in one's flesh.
- 1.to eat littleclassical
To consume a small amount of food.
- 2.to give littleclassical
To bestow or give a small quantity of something.
- 1.giving littleclassical
The act of giving a small amount.
- 1.giving littleclassical
The act of giving a small amount.
- 1.to give littleclassical
He gave me little.
- 1.to give littleclassical
He gave me little.
- 1.to give littleclassical
He gave me little.
- 1.to takeclassical
To take something.
- 2.to stealclassical
To steal or pilfer something stealthily.