ثمغ
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of mixing, blending, or moistening, often with a connotation of saturation or immersion. It extends to descriptions of physical states like being relaxed or softened, and geographical features like the top of a mountain.
Derived headwords
- 1.to mix white with blackclassical
To blend or mix colors, specifically white with black.
- 2.to dip, immerseclassical
To dip something, especially a head, into a substance like henna, implying thorough immersion or saturation.
- 3.to moisten, wetclassical
To moisten something, particularly with oil.
- 4.to dyeclassical
To dye a garment, specifically with a red hue, to the point of saturation.
- 1.a waqf propertyclassical
A property in Medina belonging to Umar, which he endowed as a waqf (religious endowment).
- 1.top of a mountainclassical
The uppermost part or summit of a mountain.
- 2.thin, mixed foodclassical
Thin food mixed with fat or oil.
- 3.moist landclassical
Land that is damp or wet.
- 4.head woundclassical
A deep wound on the head that penetrates the flesh.
- 1.relaxed, limpclassical
Describing someone or something left in a state of relaxation or limpness.
- 1.to coat, coverclassical
To coat or cover the head, likely with a substance.
- 1.to burst, split openclassical
Used for a moist substance that bursts or splits open upon falling.
- 2.to become wet, moistclassical
Used for sores or wounds that become wet or moist.