اللغط
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of sound, particularly indistinct or confused noise. It extends to specific types of sounds made by animals, and also refers to architectural or physical features related to sound or containment.
Derived headwords
- 1.soundboth
A general term for sound, often implying a noticeable or distinct noise.
- 2.clamorboth
A loud, confused noise, often made by a crowd or group of people.
- 3.indistinct soundsboth
Sounds that are unclear, muffled, or difficult to understand.
- 4.doorwayclassical
The open space or area of a door, the threshold.
- 1.to make noiseboth
To produce sound, especially a confused or indistinct one.
- 2.to clamorboth
To make a loud and confused noise.
- 1.to make noiseboth
To produce sound, often indistinct or confused.
- 2.to make a bubbling soundclassical
To emit a bubbling or hissing sound, as when hot stones are thrown into milk.
- 1.they made noiseboth
Past tense, plural form indicating that a group made indistinct or confused sounds.
- 1.confused soundsboth
Plural of 'laghṭ', referring to multiple instances of indistinct or clamorous sounds.
- 1.soundboth
The masdar (verbal noun) of 'laghaṭa', referring to the act or instance of making sound.
- 2.clamorboth
The act of making a loud, confused noise.
- 1.soundboth
A variant masdar (verbal noun) for making sound, often used for specific animal sounds.
- 1.mountainclassical
A specific type of elevated landform, mentioned in relation to the root's sound meanings.
- 2.water sourceclassical
A place where water is found, possibly a well or spring, also associated with the root.