الوخم
Root entry · 27 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns concepts of heaviness, slowness, and indigestibility, applying to both people and food. It extends to describe land that is infertile or unyielding, and also a specific ailment.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be heavyboth
Describing a person as being heavy, slow, or sluggish.
- 2.to be indigestibleboth
Describing food as being heavy, difficult to digest, or unsuited to the stomach.
- 1.heavinessboth
The state of being heavy, slow, or sluggish, often referring to a person.
- 2.indigestibilityboth
The quality of food being heavy, difficult to digest, or unsuited to the stomach.
- 1.heavinessboth
A quality of heaviness or sluggishness, often applied to a person.
- 2.indigestibilityboth
The quality of food being indigestible or unsuited to the stomach.
- 1.heavinessboth
A state of being heavy or sluggish.
- 2.indigestibilityboth
The quality of food being indigestible.
- 1.heavinessboth
A state of being heavy or sluggish.
- 2.indigestibilityboth
The quality of food being indigestible.
- 1.heavyboth
Describing a person as heavy, slow, or sluggish.
- 2.infertileboth
Describing land that is infertile or does not yield good crops.
- 1.heavyboth
Describing a person as heavy, slow, or sluggish.
- 1.heavinessboth
A state of being heavy or sluggish, referring to a person.
- 1.heavinessboth
A state of being heavy or sluggish, referring to a person.
- 1.heavinessboth
A state of being heavy or sluggish, referring to a person.
- 1.infertile landboth
Land that is infertile and does not yield good crops.
- 1.infertile landboth
Land that is infertile and does not yield good crops.
- 1.infertile landboth
Land that is infertile and does not yield good crops.
- 1.infertileboth
Describing land that is infertile or unyielding.
- 2.unsuitableboth
Describing food that is unsuitable or unwholesome.
- 1.infertileboth
Describing land that is infertile or unyielding.
- 2.unsuitableboth
Describing food that is unsuitable or unwholesome.
- 1.unsuitable foodboth
Food that is unsuited to the stomach, heavy, or indigestible.
- 1.to find indigestibleboth
To find food to be unsuited to the stomach or difficult to digest.
- 1.to find indigestibleboth
To find food to be unsuited to the stomach or difficult to digest.
- 1.indigestionboth
A sickness or ailment caused by eating unsuitable or excessive food, leading to indigestion.
- 1.indigestionsclassical
Plural of تخمة, referring to multiple instances of indigestion or related ailments.
- 1.indigestionsclassical
Plural of تخمة, referring to multiple instances of indigestion or related ailments.
- 1.to suffer indigestionboth
To experience indigestion or a feeling of heaviness due to food.
- 1.food caused indigestionboth
When food causes a person to suffer from indigestion or a feeling of heaviness.
- 1.indisposedboth
Suffering from indigestion or a feeling of heaviness due to food.
- 1.to be more affected by indigestionclassical
To be more severely affected by indigestion or heaviness than someone else.
- 1.a specific ailmentclassical
A disease described as being like a fistula, affecting the modesty of a female camel.
- 1.afflictedclassical
Describing a female camel afflicted with a specific ailment (الوخم).