دمق
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of entering, often forcefully or without permission. It extends to meanings of breaking, inserting, and also encompasses meteorological phenomena like wind and snow, as well as negative qualities like corruption and heat.
Derived headwords
- 1.to enter without permissionclassical
To enter a place or situation without authorization or invitation.
- 2.to break teethclassical
To cause someone's teeth to break or be shattered.
- 3.to insertboth
To push or force something into something else.
- 1.entering without permissionclassical
The act of entering without permission.
- 1.to enter without permissionclassical
To enter forcefully or without permission, similar to the basic verb form.
- 1.one who enters without permissionclassical
Describing someone who enters a place without authorization.
- 1.insertedclassical
Something that has been inserted or pushed into another thing.
- 1.wind and snowclassical
A meteorological phenomenon referring to wind and snow combined.
- 2.theftclassical
The act of stealing.
- 1.to forge/shape metalclassical
The action of a blacksmith in shaping or working metal, possibly by heating and hammering.
- 1.very hot dayclassical
A day characterized by extreme heat.
- 1.corrupt, worthlessclassical
Describing someone or something as morally corrupt or having no good qualities.
- 1.corrupt, worthlessclassical
Similar to 'al-damiq', denoting corruption or lack of value.
- 1.insertedclassical
That which has been inserted or introduced.
- 1.to move from its placeclassical
To be displaced or to move away from its original position.
- 1.adding flour to doughclassical
The act of adding flour to dough to prevent it from sticking to the hands.