الدمص
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of hastening or quickness in actions. It also extends to meanings associated with shedding or dropping, particularly in animals, and physical characteristics like thinness or sparseness of hair.
Derived headwords
- 1.to hastenboth
To move quickly or with great speed in any undertaking.
- 2.to miscarryclassical
Used to describe a female animal, such as a dog, dropping her litter prematurely.
- 3.to lay eggs prematurelyclassical
Used to describe a hen dropping her eggs before they are fully formed or ready.
- 1.hasteningboth
The act of hastening or moving quickly.
- 2.miscarriageclassical
The premature dropping of young by a female animal.
- 3.premature layingclassical
The premature dropping of eggs by a hen.
- 1.to be thin (eyebrow)classical
To have thinness of the eyebrow from the front, or thickness from the back.
- 2.to have sparse hairclassical
To have little hair on the head.
- 1.thin (eyebrow)classical
Describing an eyebrow that is thin from the front and thick from the back.
- 2.sparse-hairedclassical
Describing a person with little hair on their head.
- 1.thin-eyebrowedclassical
Having thin eyebrows, specifically thin from the front and thick from the back.
- 2.sparse-hairedclassical
Having sparse hair on the head.
- 1.thin-eyebrowedclassical
Feminine form of 'admas', describing thin eyebrows.
- 2.sparse-hairedclassical
Feminine form of 'admas', describing sparse hair.
- 1.vein (in wall)classical
A vein or crack in a wall, excluding the lowest one.
- 1.iron eggclassical
A term for an iron egg, possibly referring to a projectile or a specific tool.