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الشجعم
Root entry · 2 derived lemmasThis root appears to describe strong, imposing, or large entities. It is primarily used to denote a lion, but also extends to describe a tall person or the human body/neck, suggesting a connection to physical stature and power.
Derived headwords
الشَّجْعَمnoun
- 1.Lionclassical
A term for a lion, often implying its strength and ferocity.
- 2.Tall personclassical
Refers to a person who is notably tall or imposing in stature.
- 3.Human body or neckclassical
Can denote the physical body of a human or specifically their neck, possibly emphasizing its robustness.
كجعفرother
- 1.Pattern of usageclassical
Indicates that the word الشجعم follows the pattern of the word جعفر (Ja'far) in its vocalization and structure.
Parallel reading
الشَّجْعَم، كجعفر: الأسد، والطويل، وجسد الإنسان أو عنقه.
Al-shaj'am, like Ja'far: the lion, the tall one, and the body of a human or its neck.