لمع
Root entry · 21 derived lemmasThe root لمع (lamaʿa) primarily relates to shining, flashing, and glistening. It extends to concepts of quick movement, pointing, and even deception or intelligence, often metaphorically linked to a flash or sparkle. It also describes specific physical characteristics like patches of color or a soft spot on an infant's head.
Derived headwords
- 1.to shine, flashboth
The lightning flashed or shone brightly.
- 2.to go, departclassical
He went or departed quickly.
- 3.to point, gestureclassical
He pointed or gestured with his hand.
- 4.to flap wingsclassical
The bird flapped its wings.
- 5.to emerge fromclassical
He emerged or appeared from the door.
- 1.shining, flashingboth
The act of shining or flashing, particularly of lightning.
- 1.shining, flashingboth
The act of shining or flashing, particularly of lightning.
- 1.to shine, flashboth
To shine or flash brightly, similar to لمع.
- 1.vultureclassical
A type of bird, specifically a vulture.
- 1.mirageclassical
A mirage seen in a desert.
- 2.soft spot on infant's headclassical
The fontanelle of a baby's head while it is still soft.
- 1.deceptive lightningclassical
False or deceptive lightning.
- 2.mirageclassical
A mirage.
- 3.liarclassical
A liar, someone who is deceptive.
- 1.intelligent, sharpclassical
Intelligent, quick-witted, and perceptive.
- 1.intelligent, sharpclassical
Intelligent, quick-witted, and perceptive.
- 2.liarclassical
A liar, someone who is deceptive.
- 1.intelligent, sharpclassical
Intelligent, quick-witted, and perceptive.
- 2.liarclassical
A liar, someone who is deceptive.
- 1.gleaming (weapon)classical
Weapons that gleam or shine, like a polished sword or helmet.
- 1.patch of dry plantclassical
A patch of vegetation that has started to dry out.
- 2.group of peopleclassical
A group or gathering of people.
- 3.dry spot (ablution)classical
A spot of skin that remains dry and unwashed during ritual purification.
- 4.sufficiencyclassical
Enough of something, a sufficiency, especially of provisions.
- 5.color sheenclassical
A sheen or luster of color on the skin.
- 1.bird's wingsclassical
The wings of a bird.
- 1.to be near foalingclassical
A mare, donkey, or lioness is near giving birth, indicated by swollen teats.
- 1.marked (pregnant)classical
A female animal whose tail is raised to indicate pregnancy.
- 1.marked (pregnant)classical
A female animal whose tail is raised to indicate pregnancy.
- 1.to move quickly, snatchclassical
To snatch or seize something quickly and stealthily.
- 1.to move quickly, snatchclassical
To snatch or seize something quickly and stealthily.
- 1.to snatch, stealclassical
To snatch or steal something quickly and stealthily.
- 1.to have patches of vegetationclassical
The land became dotted with patches of vegetation.
- 1.spotted (horse)classical
A condition in horses where there are patches of color different from the rest of the body.