فطمه
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of weaning, separating a young animal or child from its mother's milk. It extends to the concept of separation in general and also includes a specific proper noun referring to historical female figures.
Derived headwords
- 1.to weanboth
To separate a child or young animal from its mother's milk.
- 2.to cut offclassical
To sever or cut something off.
- 1.weanedboth
A child or animal that has been weaned.
- 1.weanedboth
A child or animal that has been weaned.
- 2.weaned (animal)classical
Specifically used for a young animal that has been weaned.
- 1.weaningboth
The act or process of weaning.
- 1.weaning (camel)classical
A she-camel whose young has reached one year of age and is ready to be weaned.
- 1.to be ready for weaningclassical
The time has come for a young animal (like a lamb) to be weaned.
- 1.weanedboth
A female child or animal that has been weaned.
- 1.Fatimaboth
A proper name, notably referring to twenty female companions of the Prophet Muhammad, including Fatima al-Zahra.
- 1.The Fāṭimahsclassical
A group of notable women mentioned in hadith, including Fatima al-Zahra, Umm Ali, and others.
- 2.The Fāṭimahs (descendants)classical
Women who gave birth to descendants of the Prophet Muhammad, categorized by their tribal origins.
- 1.to be separated fromclassical
To cease to be attached to or involved with something; to end one's connection.
- 1.to speak of mothersclassical
To converse by mentioning their mothers' names, especially after weaning.