الشكم
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of reward, giving, restraint, and biting. It extends to meanings of pride, resolve, covenants, scent, resemblance, disposition, and the physical components of a bridle. It also encompasses states of hunger and emptiness.
Derived headwords
- 1.rewardclassical
The act of giving a reward or recompense.
- 2.givingclassical
The act of bestowing or granting something.
- 1.rewardclassical
A reward or recompense given.
- 2.givingclassical
A gift or bestowal.
- 1.to reward himclassical
To give him a reward or recompense.
- 2.to give himclassical
To bestow or grant something to him.
- 1.to reward himclassical
To give him a reward or recompense.
- 2.to give himclassical
To bestow or grant something to him.
- 1.prideboth
A sense of pride, often associated with self-respect and honor.
- 2.vindicationclassical
Seeking and achieving vindication or victory against injustice.
- 3.covenantclassical
A solemn promise or agreement.
- 4.scentclassical
The act of smelling or perceiving an odor.
- 5.resemblanceclassical
A likeness or similarity between things.
- 6.dispositionclassical
An inherent quality or nature.
- 7.bridle bitboth
The metal bar of a bridle that passes through the horse's mouth.
- 1.bridle bitboth
The metal part of a bridle that goes into the horse's mouth, often with a jointed bar.
- 1.proudclassical
Possessing great pride and an unwillingness to be subdued or yield.
- 1.lionclassical
A lion.
- 1.to bite himboth
To bite someone.
- 2.to bribe himclassical
To bribe an official, as if to stop their mouth with a bridle bit.
- 1.biteclassical
The act of biting.
- 1.to be hungryclassical
To experience hunger.
- 1.empty potclassical
A cooking pot that is empty or bare.
- 1.to biteboth
To bite someone.
- 2.to bribeclassical
To bribe an official, as if to stop their mouth with a bridle bit.