كظم
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThe root كظم (kaẓama) primarily relates to holding back, restraining, or suppressing something, particularly emotions like anger. It extends to concepts of sealing, closing, or stopping, and also encompasses physical parts related to the throat and mouth, as well as various objects and places associated with containment or passage.
Derived headwords
- 1.to suppress angerboth
To hold back and restrain one's anger.
- 2.to sealboth
To close or seal something, such as a river or a door.
- 3.to refrain from chewingclassical
A camel refraining from chewing its cud.
- 4.to be silentboth
To remain silent or quiet.
- 1.throatboth
The throat, or the mouth, or the passage of breath.
- 1.distressedboth
A person who is distressed or sorrowful.
- 1.suppressedboth
One whose anger is suppressed or held back.
- 2.distressedboth
A person who is distressed or sorrowful.
- 1.silenceboth
The act of remaining silent.
- 1.silentclassical
A group of people who are silent.
- 1.river mouthclassical
The mouth of a valley or riverbed.
- 2.urinary openingclassical
The exit point for urine in a woman.
- 3.well connectionclassical
A well next to another well with a connecting passage underground.
- 4.scale ringclassical
A ring where the threads of a scale are gathered.
- 5.bowstring loopclassical
A cord that is wound around the upper tip of a bow.
- 6.scale pinclassical
The pin of a scale, or the ring where the threads of a scale are gathered from the iron part.
- 7.halter ropeclassical
A rope used to tie the nose of a camel.
- 8.arrow fletching baseclassical
The heel at the tips of an arrow's shafts, or its feathering area.
- 1.water skinboth
A waterskin or leather bag for carrying water.
- 1.straighteningclassical
The straightening or setting right of something.
- 1.Kadhimaboth
A place name.
- 1.trustworthinessclassical
Taking hold of the matter by its trustworthy aspect.
- 1.waterskinboth
A waterskin or leather bag for carrying water.