العرزم

Root entry · 6 derived lemmas

This root primarily describes something that is strong, solid, and gathered or contracted. It extends to concepts of a formidable lion, an ancient serpent, and a place name associated with a strong individual.

Derived headwords

العَرزمnoun

1.
The strong, gathered oneboth
Referring to something that is strong, solid, and well-compacted or gathered together.
2.
A place nameclassical
A proper noun, specifically a place name, such as a cemetery in Kufa.
3.
Lionclassical
A term used to refer to a lion, implying its strength and ferocity.

العَرَازِمnoun

1.
Lionsclassical
The plural form of a word referring to a lion, indicating multiple strong and formidable beasts.

العَرْزَامnoun

1.
Lionclassical
Another term for a lion, emphasizing its powerful and imposing nature.

العَرْزَمnoun

1.
Ancient serpentclassical
A term for an old, possibly formidable, serpent or snake.

اِعْرَنْزَمَverb

1.
To gather, contractboth
To come together, to assemble, or to draw oneself in, to become compact.

العَرزميname

1.
Attributed to Al-Arzamclassical
A nisba indicating an attribution to someone or something named Al-Arzam, often used as a surname or identifier.

Parallel reading

العرزم: الشديد المجتمع

Al-Arzam: the strong, gathered one.

وعلم

And a proper name.

ومنه جبانة عرزم بالكوفة

And from it is the cemetery of Arzam in Kufa.

نزلها عبد الملك بن ميسرة العرزمي

Abd al-Malik ibn Maysarah Al-Arzami resided there.

والأسد

And the lion.

كالعرازم والعرزام والعرزم، كقرشب.

Like Al-Arāzim, Al-Arzām, and Al-Arzam, similar to Qirshab.

واعرنزم: تجمع، وانقبض.

And I'arnzama: to gather, and to contract.

والعرزم، كضرزم: الحية القديمة.

And Al-Arzam, like Darzam: the ancient serpent.