غطه
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the act of submerging or plunging something into water. It also extends to sounds made by animals and humans, particularly guttural or choking sounds, and to the state of being overwhelmed or submerged, such as by sleep or waves.
Derived headwords
- 1.to submergeboth
To plunge or submerge something into water.
- 1.to submergeboth
The present tense of the verb غَطَّهُ, meaning to submerge.
- 1.to submergeboth
An alternative present tense form of the verb غَطَّهُ, meaning to submerge.
- 1.guttural soundclassical
A guttural or rumbling sound, often made by a camel.
- 1.to make a soundclassical
To make a sound, like a sleeping person, a slaughtered animal, or someone being strangled.
- 1.sandgrouseclassical
A type of sandgrouse, specifically one with dusty backs and dark bellies, and dark wing undersides. The singular is بهاء.
- 1.sandgrouse (singular)classical
The singular form for a specific type of sandgrouse.
- 1.early morningclassical
The beginning of dawn, or the remaining darkness of the night.
- 1.dawnclassical
The time of dawn, or the period just before sunrise.
- 1.pre-dawn twilightclassical
The time of twilight before dawn.
- 1.female kidsclassical
Female young goats. The singular is كهدهد.
- 1.richclassical
Possessing wealth or abundance.
- 1.waves roseclassical
The sea's waves became high or turbulent.
- 1.waves roseclassical
An alternative form for the sea's waves becoming high or turbulent.
- 1.pot soundedclassical
A pot made a sound, or its contents boiled intensely.
- 1.sleep overcameboth
Sleep powerfully overcame someone.
- 1.camel kneltclassical
A male camel knelt down to allow a female camel to be mounted.
- 1.was presentclassical
Someone was present at an event and was surpassed or outdone.
- 1.dispersedboth
Something scattered or dispersed.
- 1.sound imitationclassical
An onomatopoeic imitation of a sound similar to that of sandgrouse.