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الكثعم
Root entry · 2 derived lemmasThis root describes something large or robust, particularly in terms of physical build. It is primarily used to denote large animals like leopards or cheetahs, and also refers to a woman with a stout build.
Derived headwords
الكُثْعَمُnoun
- 1.Large-built womanboth
A woman who is large and robust in her physical build.
- 2.Leopardclassical
A large, powerful feline, specifically a leopard.
- 3.Cheetahclassical
A large, swift feline, specifically a cheetah.
كُثْعَمٌadjective
- 1.Large-builtboth
Describing someone, particularly a woman, as having a large and stout build.
Parallel reading
الضخمة الركب
Large-built in the knees/legs
والنمر
And the leopard
أو الفهد
Or the cheetah