الصدغ
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the temple area of the head, including its location, associated hair, and markings. It extends to related concepts like a pillow, specific actions of striking or diverting, and terms for a young child or a weak animal marked with a brand.
Derived headwords
- 1.templeboth
The area of the head between the eye and the ear.
- 2.hair on templeboth
The hair that hangs down over the temple area.
- 1.temples (plural)both
The plural form of 'sadgh', referring to the temple areas.
- 1.pillowclassical
A cushion used for resting the head, specifically mentioned in relation to the root.
- 1.to align templesclassical
To walk in such a way that one's temple aligns with another's temple.
- 2.to kill an antclassical
To kill an ant.
- 3.to divertboth
To turn something away or to repel it.
- 1.mark on templeclassical
A brand or mark placed on the temple area.
- 1.arteries below templesclassical
Two arteries located beneath the temples.
- 1.seven-day-old infantclassical
A child who is seven days old from birth.
- 2.weakclassical
Describing someone or something as weak or feeble.
- 1.brandedclassical
An animal, specifically a camel, that has been branded with a mark.
- 1.brandedclassical
An animal, specifically a camel, that has been branded with a mark.
- 1.to appeaseclassical
To appease or placate someone.
- 2.to walk alongsideclassical
To walk alongside someone, matching their pace.