الداغصة

Root entry · 8 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to concepts of fullness, swelling, and intense emotion, particularly anger. It also extends to physical descriptions of roundness and clarity, as well as actions involving haste or overconsumption.

Derived headwords

الدَّاغِصَةnoun

1.
kneecapboth
The round, movable bone at the top of the knee.
2.
clear waterclassical
Pure, thin water.

دَغَصَتْverb

1.
to overeatclassical
Camels ate a lot of a certain plant (Salayan), causing it to get stuck in their throats.

دَغَصٌnoun

1.
fullness from eatingclassical
A state of being full or stuffed from eating.
2.
fullness from angerclassical
A state of being filled with intense anger or rage.

أَدْغَصَهُverb

1.
to fill with rageclassical
To fill someone with intense anger or fury.
2.
to confrontclassical
To confront or challenge someone directly.

الدَّغَصَانnoun

1.
angry personclassical
A person who is filled with anger or rage.

المُدَاغَصَةnoun

1.
hastinessclassical
The act of acting with excessive speed or haste.

دَواغِصnoun

1.
kneecapsboth
Plural of 'ad-daghisah', referring to the round, movable bones at the top of the knee.

دَغاصىadjective

1.
overfed (camels)classical
Camels that have overeaten a certain plant, causing discomfort.

Parallel reading

العظم المدور المتحرك في رأس الركبة

The round, movable bone at the top of the knee.

الماء الصافي الرقيق

Pure, thin water.

ودغصت الإبل، كفرح: استكثرت من الصليان، فالتوى في حيازيمها، وغصت به

And the camels overate, as in 'faraha': they consumed a lot of the Salayan plant, so it twisted in their throats and they choked on it.

وإبل دغاصى

And camels that are overfed (with Salayan).

والدغص، محركة: الامتلاء من الأكل

And 'ad-daghs', with vowels: fullness from eating.

ومن الغضب

And fullness from anger.

وأدغصه: ملأه غيظا

And 'adghasahu': to fill him with rage.

وناجزه

And to confront him.

والدغصان: الغضبان

And 'ad-daghsan': the angry one.

والمداغصة: الاستعجال

And 'al-mudaghasah': hastiness.