لدغته
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of stinging or biting, particularly by venomous creatures like scorpions and snakes. It extends metaphorically to sharp words or actions that provoke or hurt someone, and also describes thorny or sharp objects.
Derived headwords
- 1.to stingboth
To inflict a sting or bite, typically with venom, as a scorpion or snake does.
- 2.to provokeclassical
To incite or provoke someone with a sharp word or action.
- 1.to be stungboth
The passive form of the verb 'ladagha', indicating the state of having been stung or bitten.
- 1.stungboth
The state of having been stung or bitten by a venomous creature.
- 1.stungclassical
Similar to 'maldugh', describing someone who has been stung or bitten.
- 1.people stungclassical
A collective noun referring to people who have been stung or bitten.
- 1.people stungclassical
Another plural form for people who have been stung or bitten, often implying a multitude.
- 1.stingboth
The act or effect of being stung or bitten by a venomous creature.
- 1.to provoke with a wordclassical
To hurt or incite someone through a sharp or provocative remark.
- 1.thornclassical
A sharp, pointed part of a plant, like a thorn.
- 1.thornclassical
A sharp, pointed object, often referring to a thorn.
- 2.sharp tipclassical
The pointed end or tip of something.
- 1.sharp manclassical
A man who is sharp, biting, or cutting in his words or actions.