الدسع
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThe root الدسع (al-das') primarily relates to pushing, expelling, and filling. It extends to concepts of blockage, hiddenness, and generous giving. Derived terms also describe physical attributes like size and the connection of the neck to the shoulders.
Derived headwords
- 1.to pushboth
To push or thrust something forcefully.
- 2.to vomitclassical
To expel the contents of the stomach.
- 3.to fillclassical
To fill something completely.
- 4.to blockclassical
To block or seal an opening, especially a hole, in one go.
- 1.pushingboth
The act of pushing or thrusting.
- 2.vomitingclassical
The act of vomiting.
- 3.fillingclassical
The act of filling.
- 4.blockingclassical
The act of blocking or sealing an opening.
- 5.hiddenness of sweatclassical
The state of sweat being hidden within the flesh.
- 1.generous giftclassical
A large, abundant gift or present.
- 2.natureclassical
Disposition or innate character.
- 3.large platterclassical
A large serving dish or platter.
- 4.generous tableclassical
A table laden with abundant and fine food.
- 5.strengthclassical
Power or physical strength.
- 1.narrow passageclassical
A narrow or constricted place.
- 2.esophagus openingclassical
The place where the esophagus enters the bone of the throat.
- 1.guideclassical
One who guides or leads.
- 1.neck baseclassical
The point where the neck joins the shoulder (withers).
- 1.hugeclassical
Describing a female camel that is large and massive.
- 2.much-ruminatingclassical
Describing a female camel that ruminates frequently.