الطخمة
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of darkness, obscurity, and coarseness. It encompasses terms for dark-colored animals, physical features, and abstract notions of arrogance or coarseness.
Derived headwords
- 1.flock of sheepclassical
A large group or flock of sheep.
- 2.father of Hushabclassical
The father of Hushab, a prominent Tabi'i (a successor to the companions of the Prophet Muhammad).
- 3.darkness on noseclassical
A dark or dusky appearance on the bridge of the nose.
- 1.dark-headed ramclassical
A ram whose head is black while the rest of its body is of a dull or dark color.
- 2.dark, duskyclassical
Describing something as dark, dusky, or obscure.
- 1.darkness, obscurityclassical
A state of darkness, obscurity, or gloom.
- 1.tip of snout/noseclassical
The foremost part of the snout of a human or an animal.
- 1.dry, dark meatclassical
Meat that is dry and has a dark or blackish hue.
- 1.dry, dark meatclassical
Describing meat that is dry and tends towards blackness.
- 1.to become dark/duskyclassical
To become dark, dusky, or obscure, often referring to physical appearance or a state of being.
- 1.boundaries, bordersclassical
The boundaries or limits of a territory; frontiers.
- 1.to be arrogantboth
To act with arrogance or haughtiness; to be conceited.
- 1.arrogant, haughtyclassical
Characterized by arrogance, haughtiness, or pride.
- 1.poet's nameclassical
The name of a poet, Takhim, son of Abi al-Takhma'.