زهدم

Root entry · 10 derived lemmas

The root 'zahdama' appears to be primarily used in classical Arabic to denote specific names, particularly of horses and individuals. It also extends to names of animals like lions and falcons, and geographical features such as wells.

Derived headwords

زَهْدَمname

1.
Horse of Antarahclassical
A specific name for a horse belonging to the renowned poet Antarah ibn Shaddad.

زَهْدَمname

1.
Horse of Bishrclassical
A specific name for a horse belonging to Bishr ibn Amr al-Riyahi.

زَهْدَمname

1.
Lionclassical
A name or epithet for a lion.

زَهْدَمname

1.
Falconclassical
A name or epithet for a falcon.

زَهْدَمname

1.
Young goshawkclassical
A name or epithet for a young goshawk or a chick of a goshawk.

زَهْدَمname

1.
Wellclassical
A name for one of the wells or water sources known as 'Abariq'.

الزَّهْدَمَانname

1.
The two brothersclassical
The dual form referring to two brothers from the tribe of Abs.

زَهْدَمname

1.
Brother of Kardamclassical
One of the two brothers from the tribe of Abs, named Zahdam.

قَيْسname

1.
Brother of Kardamclassical
The other brother from the tribe of Abs, named Qays, mentioned alongside Zahdam.

زَهْدَم بْن مُضَرِّبname

1.
Zahdam ibn Mudarrabclassical
A reliable Tabi'i (successor to the companions of the Prophet Muhammad) named Zahdam, son of Mudarrab.

Parallel reading

زَهْدَم، كجعفر: فرس لعنترة

Zahdam, like Ja'far: a horse of Antarah.

وفرس لبشر بن عمرو الرياحي

And a horse of Bishr ibn Amr al-Riyahi.

والأسد

And the lion.

والصقر

And the falcon.

أو فرخ البازي

Or the chick of the goshawk.

وأحد الأبارق

And one of the wells (Abariq).

والزهدمان: أخوان من عبس

And Al-Zahdaman: two brothers from Abs.

زهدم وكردم

Zahdam and Kardam.

أو قيس

Or Qays.

وزُهدم بن مضرب: تابعي ثقة

And Zahdam ibn Mudarrab: a reliable Tabi'i.