مق
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the act of drinking, consuming, or absorbing, often with implications of completeness or intensity. It also extends to concepts of distance, thinness, and speaking from the throat.
Derived headwords
- 1.to splitclassical
To split something, specifically referring to splitting a camel's udder for milking.
- 1.to drink completelyclassical
To drink all of something, used for a young camel consuming all the milk from its mother's udder.
- 1.to drink bit by bitclassical
To drink something gradually, little by little.
- 1.not to harmclassical
To be unaffected or unharmed by something, such as a wound.
- 1.tallclassical
Describing a horse as tall or long.
- 1.tallnessclassical
The quality of being tall or long, used to describe a horse.
- 1.throat speakerclassical
One who speaks from the deepest part of their throat.
- 1.leanclassical
Describing a thigh that is devoid of flesh.
- 1.distantclassical
Describing land that is far away.
- 1.suckling youngclassical
Young animals that are still nursing.
- 1.ignorant peopleclassical
Individuals who are ignorant or foolish.
- 1.to be stingyclassical
To be stingy or tight-fisted with one's dependents.
- 1.to deceiveclassical
To deceive or trick a bird's young.
- 1.to become softclassical
To become soft, pliant, or submissive.
- 1.to softenclassical
To soften or make something pliable and submissive.
- 1.to suck intenselyclassical
To suck intensely on an udder, referring to a mother's milk.
- 1.deep throatclassical
The deepest part of the throat.