الحثمة
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes small, reddish or blackish mounds of stone, and also refers to the tip of the nose. It extends to terms for a young camel, a woman, and a place name. Figuratively, it relates to giving and to remnants of sand.
Derived headwords
- 1.small moundboth
A small mound, either reddish or blackish, made of stones.
- 2.tip of the noseboth
The tip or end of the nose.
- 3.young camelboth
A young, small camel.
- 1.to giveboth
To give something to someone.
- 1.givingboth
The act of giving; a gift.
- 1.young camelsboth
Plural of a young, small camel.
- 1.place nameclassical
A well or water source located near Al-Hajun.
- 1.womanclassical
A woman, referred to without the definite article 'al-'.
- 1.name of a companionclassical
A kunya (patronymic name) belonging to one of the companions who sat with Umar.
- 1.name of a scholarclassical
The son of Abu Hathmah, identified as Abu Bakr bin Sulaiman, a traditionist from the Quraysh tribe.
- 1.water outletboth
The place where water is discharged or collected near a dam.
- 1.medium heightboth
Describing someone or a camel of medium stature or height.
- 1.sand remnantboth
A remaining patch or deposit of sand in a valley.