قصمه
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of breaking, fracturing, or snapping, often with the implication of separation or distinctness. It extends to describe things that are broken, places characterized by brokenness, and even specific plants and geographical locations.
Derived headwords
- 1.to break and separateboth
To break something and cause it to become distinct or separated.
- 2.to breakboth
To break something, even if it does not become fully separated.
- 1.to be brokenboth
To become broken or fractured.
- 1.to be brokenboth
To become broken or fractured.
- 1.broken in the middleclassical
Describing the middle part of a mountain pass or a similar feature that is broken.
- 1.breakingboth
The act or state of being broken.
- 2.a breakboth
A fracture or a piece that has been broken off.
- 1.a breakboth
A fracture or a piece that has been broken off.
- 2.brothclassical
Broth, often referring to a thin or watery soup.
- 3.stairwayclassical
A step or a stairway.
- 1.brothclassical
Broth, often referring to a thin or watery soup.
- 1.stairwayclassical
A step or a stairway.
- 1.easily brokenclassical
Describing something that breaks easily or quickly.
- 1.a place of abundant pastureboth
A place with abundant and fertile grazing land.
- 2.locust eggsclassical
The eggs of locusts.
- 1.old cottonclassical
Old or aged cotton, or the tree from which it comes.
- 2.fertile pastureboth
The origin of pastures, or fertile grazing land.
- 3.locust eggsclassical
The eggs of locusts.
- 1.a regionboth
A geographical region located between Al-Yamamah and Basra, also containing a route through Falaj.
- 1.broken-hornedclassical
Describing a female goat whose horn is broken off.
- 1.a sand dune with shrubsclassical
A sand dune that grows Ghadha shrubs, or a cluster of closely growing Ghadha.
- 1.a type of plantboth
A plant with male and female varieties, whose tips are beneficial, its flowers are very bitter, and its smoke repels insects. Its powder is used for various ailments.