دمكت
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of speed, firmness, and intensity. It describes rapid movement, solid or dense objects, and powerful actions or entities. It also extends to completeness and intensity in time and physical structure.
Derived headwords
- 1.to run fastboth
To move with great speed, specifically used for a rabbit's running.
- 2.to become smoothclassical
To make something smooth or sleek.
- 3.to grindclassical
To crush or grind something.
- 4.to rise highclassical
Used for the sun when it has ascended high in the sky.
- 5.to twistclassical
To twist or braid a rope, specifically a well rope (ar-rishā').
- 6.to mountclassical
For a male animal (al-faḥl) to mount a female animal (an-nāqah).
- 1.running fastboth
The act of running fast, as a masdar for the verb 'damaka' when describing a rabbit's speed.
- 1.firm, fast, largeclassical
Describing a well-rope (bukrah) that is firm, moves quickly, or is large and used for irrigation from a well (as-sāniyah).
- 1.firmness, speedclassical
The quality of being firm or fast, related to the adjective 'damūk'.
- 1.calamityclassical
A great disaster or calamity.
- 1.complete, fullclassical
Describing a month (shahr) as being complete or full.
- 1.snowclassical
Snow.
- 1.a horse's nameclassical
The name of a horse belonging to 'Uqbah ibn Sinan.
- 1.fastclassical
A descriptive term meaning 'fast', likened to the speed of a grinding mill (ar-raḥá).
- 1.stuffed, packedclassical
Something that is stuffed or packed tightly.
- 1.lower course of a buildingclassical
The lowest part or foundation course of a building.
- 1.strong, powerfulclassical
Describing someone or something as strong and powerful.