الءضم

Root entry · 7 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to negative emotions like hatred, envy, and anger. It also denotes specific geographical locations, including mountains and valleys, and a watering place.

Derived headwords

الأضمnoun

1.
hatred and envyboth
The state of harboring ill will, resentment, or jealousy towards others.
2.
angerboth
A strong feeling of displeasure or hostility.

أضماتnoun

1.
hatreds and enviesclassical
Plural form of 'al-aḍm', referring to multiple instances or types of hatred and envy.
2.
angerclassical
Plural form of 'aḍm', referring to multiple instances of anger.

أضم عليهverb

1.
to be angry with himboth
To direct anger or displeasure towards someone.

أضم بهverb

1.
to cling to him, annoying himclassical
To attach oneself to someone in a bothersome or irritating manner.

أضم الفحل بالشولverb

1.
the male camel pursued and bit the femaleclassical
Describes the action of a male camel aggressively pursuing and biting a female camel, likely during mating season.

إضمname

1.
a mountainclassical
A specific mountain mentioned in the text.
2.
a valleyclassical
A valley located near the Prophet's city (Medina), with specific sections named differently.

ذو إضمname

1.
a watering placeclassical
A location for water situated between Mecca and Yamama.

Parallel reading

الأضم، محركة: الحقد والحسد، والغضب

Al-aḍm, with vowels: hatred and envy, and anger.

وأضم عليه، كفرح: غضب

And he was angry with him, like 'faraha': he was angry.

و به: علق يؤذيه

And he clung to him, annoying him.

و الفحل بالشول: علق بها يطردها ويعضها

And the male camel pursued the female camel: he clung to her, driving her away and biting her.

وإضم، كعنب: جبل

And Iḍm, like 'inab': a mountain.

والوادي الذي فيه المدينة النبوية صلى الله وسلم على ساكنها عند المدينة يسمى القناة

And the valley in which the Prophet's city is located, may God bless and grant him peace, is called Al-Qanah near the city.

ومن أعلى منها عند السد الشظاة

And higher than it near the dam is Ash-Shuẓāh.

ثم ما كان أسفل ذلك يسمى إضما

Then what was below that is called Iḍmā.

وذو إضم: ماء بين مكة واليمامة

And Dhu Iḍm: a watering place between Mecca and Yamama.