سجم
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the flowing or dripping of liquids, especially tears and water. It also extends to concepts of slowness, specific types of plants, and descriptive terms for animals.
Derived headwords
- 1.to flow, to dripboth
Said of tears or water, meaning to flow or drip, whether a little or a lot.
- 1.flowing, drippingboth
The act of flowing or dripping, used as a masdar for the verb سجم.
- 1.flowing, drippingboth
Another masdar form for the verb سجم, indicating the act of flowing or dripping.
- 1.to flow (water)both
Said of a cloud, meaning it released its water, causing it to flow.
- 1.to flow (water)both
The cloud released its water, causing it to flow.
- 1.to flow (water)both
The cloud released its water, causing it to flow.
- 1.flowing, drippingboth
A masdar form for the verb سجم, indicating the act of flowing or dripping.
- 1.flowing, drippingboth
A masdar form for the verb سجم, indicating the act of flowing or dripping.
- 1.flowing, drippingboth
A masdar form for the verb سجم, indicating the act of flowing or dripping.
- 1.to cause to flowboth
To cause tears or water to flow.
- 1.to cause to flowboth
To cause tears or water to flow.
- 1.causing to flowboth
The act of causing tears or water to flow.
- 1.causing to flowboth
The act of causing tears or water to flow.
- 1.waterboth
Water, especially that which flows.
- 2.tearsboth
Tears that flow.
- 3.clover leavesclassical
Leaves of the clover plant.
- 1.slowclassical
Describing someone or something that is slow or tardy.
- 1.to be slow aboutclassical
To be slow or hesitant in undertaking or dealing with a matter.
- 1.dyeclassical
A type of dye.
- 2.valleyclassical
A valley.
- 1.wide-legged (camel)classical
A female camel that spreads her legs wide when being milked.
- 1.wide-legged (camel)classical
A female camel that spreads her legs wide when being milked.