اللجن
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to actions involving licking, mixing, and sticking. It also extends to concepts of heaviness, stubbornness in animals, and a gathering of people.
Derived headwords
- 1.to lickboth
To lick something, similar to the act of lapping.
- 2.to mix paperclassical
To mix paper, often with flour or barley, to create a paste or dough.
- 1.lickingboth
The act of licking.
- 2.mixing paperclassical
The act of mixing paper, often with flour or barley.
- 1.mixing paperclassical
The process or act of mixing paper, similar to 'lajnan'.
- 1.mixedclassical
Describing something that has been mixed, particularly paper with other substances.
- 1.to be stickyboth
To become sticky or viscous.
- 1.to be stickyboth
To become sticky or viscous.
- 2.to wash unclearlyclassical
To wash something, such as one's head, but without thoroughly cleaning it.
- 1.to be stubbornclassical
Said of a camel when it becomes stubborn or refractory.
- 2.to walk heavilyclassical
To walk with heaviness or slowness.
- 1.stubbornnessclassical
The state of being stubborn or refractory, as exhibited by a camel.
- 2.heaviness in walkingclassical
The quality of walking with heaviness or slowness.
- 1.stubbornclassical
Describing a camel that is stubborn or refractory.
- 2.heavy-walkingclassical
Describing a camel that walks with heaviness or slowness.
- 1.silverclassical
A name for silver.
- 2.frothclassical
The froth or foam from the mouths of camels.
- 1.committeeboth
A group of people who gather to discuss and agree upon a matter.
- 1.to cling toclassical
To cling to or become attached to something.