زرم
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with concepts of cutting, severing, and ceasing. It extends to meanings of being cut off, constricted, or even giving birth. Figuratively, it can describe a state of being timid, insignificant, or a specific type of wildcat.
Derived headwords
- 1.to remain soiledclassical
Said of a dog or cat, meaning its excrement remained in its anus.
- 2.to ceaseclassical
Said of urine, tears, or speech, meaning it stopped flowing or was cut off.
- 1.to cut itboth
To cut something.
- 1.he cuts itboth
The present tense of the verb 'to cut'.
- 1.to cut itboth
To cut something.
- 2.to obstruct its urineclassical
Specifically, to cut off or obstruct the urine of someone or something.
- 1.she gave birth to itclassical
Said of a female giving birth to offspring.
- 1.timidclassical
Describing someone who is timid, lacking in courage or confidence.
- 2.insignificantclassical
Describing someone with few relatives or a small, insignificant group.
- 3.unstableclassical
Describing someone who does not remain steady or firm in a place.
- 1.constricted oneclassical
One who is constricted or withdrawn.
- 1.constricted onesclassical
Plural of 'mazra'im', referring to those who are constricted or withdrawn.
- 1.cautionclassical
The state of being cautious or wary.
- 2.valleyclassical
A specific valley that flows into the Tigris river.
- 1.wildcatclassical
A type of wildcat, specifically a civet cat.
- 1.it was cut offboth
Passive form indicating something was severed or ceased.