التنوم
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns a specific type of tree and its medicinal uses, as well as the action of a camel eating it. It also touches upon the concept of warts and their removal.
Derived headwords
- 1.A type of treeboth
A tree that bears fruit. Its fruit, when drunk with herbs and water, expels worms. Its leaves, when poulticed with vinegar, remove warts.
- 1.to be like the treeclassical
To resemble or be like the tree (التنوم). This is a comparative usage.
- 1.fruitboth
The fruit of the tree (التنوم).
- 1.to drinkboth
To drink the fruit of the tree (التنوم) with herbs and water.
- 1.herbsboth
Herbs that are drunk with the fruit of the tree (التنوم) and water to expel worms.
- 1.waterboth
Water used in combination with the fruit of the tree (التنوم) and herbs to expel worms.
- 1.to expelboth
To cause to come out or be expelled, specifically referring to worms being expelled by the fruit of the tree (التنوم).
- 1.wormsboth
Worms that are expelled by drinking the fruit of the tree (التنوم) with herbs and water.
- 1.to poulticeboth
To apply a poultice, specifically using the leaves of the tree (التنوم) with vinegar to remove warts.
- 1.leavesboth
The leaves of the tree (التنوم), used in a poultice with vinegar to remove warts.
- 1.vinegarboth
Vinegar used with the leaves of the tree (التنوم) to create a poultice for removing warts.
- 1.to removeboth
To uproot or remove, specifically referring to the removal of warts using a poultice of the tree's leaves and vinegar.
- 1.wartsboth
Warts that are removed by applying a poultice made from the leaves of the tree (التنوم) and vinegar.
- 1.a single unitclassical
The singular form referring to one unit of the tree (التنوم) or its fruit.
- 1.to eat (camel)classical
To eat, specifically used in reference to a camel consuming the tree (التنوم).
- 1.camelboth
A camel that eats the tree (التنوم).