المعق
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of intensity, depth, and negative qualities. It encompasses severe drinking, barren land, distance, stomach ailments, and bad character. It also extends to deep water bodies and the act of deepening.
Derived headwords
- 1.Intense drinkingclassical
Refers to drinking to a severe or excessive degree.
- 2.Barren landclassical
Describes land that is devoid of vegetation or unable to produce plants.
- 3.Distanceclassical
Signifies remoteness or being far away.
- 4.Stomach ailmentclassical
Indicates a condition of indigestion or a disordered stomach.
- 5.Bad characterclassical
Denotes a disposition characterized by poor manners or unpleasant nature.
- 1.Having a bad characterclassical
Describes someone who possesses a poor or unpleasant disposition.
- 1.Riverbank eroded by floodclassical
Refers to a bank or edge of a river that has been eroded by a flood.
- 1.Deep (river)modern
Describes a river that is of considerable depth.
- 1.Deep (well)modern
Describes a well that is of considerable depth.
- 1.To be deepmodern
The passive form indicating that something, like a well, has become deep.
- 1.To make deepmodern
The causative form indicating the action of making something deep.
- 1.To deepenmodern
To become or make something deeper.
- 2.To have bad characterclassical
To exhibit or develop a poor or unpleasant disposition.
- 1.The deep partsmodern
Refers to the deepest sections or areas.
- 1.Deep placesclassical
Plural of 'amaq', referring to deep locations.
- 1.Deep placesclassical
Another plural form of 'amaq', also referring to deep locations.
- 1.To become a Christianclassical
The act of converting to Christianity.
- 1.Mountainmodern
A large natural elevation of the earth's surface.