عثم
Root entry · 25 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of something being broken, crooked, or not properly healed or set. It extends to describe poorly executed actions, wounds that are not healing, and also encompasses various animal names and personal names.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be crookedly healedclassical
A broken bone, especially of the hand, healed in a crooked or uneven manner.
- 2.to be poorly fastenedclassical
A woman's adornment or stitching being loose or not well-secured.
- 3.to festerclassical
A wound that is closed over but has not healed, and is festering or suppurating.
- 1.to cause to heal crookedlyclassical
To cause a broken bone to heal in an uneven or crooked way.
- 2.to fasten poorlyclassical
To stitch or fasten something loosely or insecurely.
- 1.to fasten poorlyclassical
To stitch or fasten something loosely or insecurely, similar to the Form II verb.
- 1.to seek help fromclassical
To seek assistance or help from someone or something.
- 2.to benefit fromclassical
To derive advantage or profit from someone or something.
- 3.to move one's handclassical
To move or swing one's hand.
- 1.crooked healingclassical
The state of a broken bone healing in an uneven or crooked manner.
- 1.poor fasteningclassical
A loose or insecure fastening, such as stitching.
- 1.twenty Companionsboth
A name borne by twenty of the Prophet Muhammad's Companions.
- 1.personal nameboth
A personal name, such as 'Uthāmah ibn Qays, a Companion.
- 1.personal nameboth
A personal name, such as 'Uthmah al-Juhanī, a Companion.
- 1.personal nameboth
A personal name, such as 'Uthaym ibn Kathīr, a Successor.
- 1.personal nameboth
A personal name, such as 'Uthām ibn 'Alī, a traditionist.
- 1.lionclassical
A name for a lion.
- 2.strong, tall camelclassical
A strong and tall camel.
- 3.splendorclassical
Splendor or magnificence.
- 1.hyenaclassical
A name for a hyena, used for both male and female.
- 2.elephantclassical
A name for an elephant, used for both male and female.
- 1.treeclassical
A type of tree.
- 2.food with locustsclassical
A dish cooked with locusts.
- 1.wild assclassical
A name for a wild ass.
- 1.chick of a houbara bustardclassical
The young of the houbara bustard.
- 2.chick of a snakeclassical
The young of a snake.
- 3.young snakeclassical
A young snake or its offspring.
- 1.snakeclassical
A kunyah (patronymic) used to refer to a snake.
- 1.mosque in Egyptboth
A mosque located in Egypt, near the جامع عمرو (Jami' Amr).
- 1.a Successorboth
Suwayd ibn 'Uthmah, a Successor (Tabi'i).
- 1.traditionistboth
A traditionist, referring to someone who transmits hadith, like Kaddād (a narrator).
- 1.a Companionboth
'Uthmah al-Juhanī, a Companion of the Prophet.
- 1.a traditionistboth
'Uthām ibn 'Alī, a traditionist.
- 1.a Successorboth
'Uthaym ibn Kathīr, a Successor (Tabi'i).
- 1.a traditionistboth
Ibn Nasṭās, a traditionist.
- 1.a Companionboth
'Uthim ibn al-Rab'ah, a Companion of the Prophet.