Al-Qamus al-Muhit (Firuzabadi, d. 817H)

This root primarily relates to the concept of rapid movement or walking. It also extends to a specific type of food item, a slippery morsel.

This root appears to refer to a short or stout man, and also a short woman. It is a rare root with limited derived forms.

This root pertains to the concept of crowding, congestion, and the act of pressing together. It describes a state of being packed or jammed, often in a physical sense.

This root appears to relate to the concept of swallowing or gulping, specifically referring to the act of consuming food or drink in large amounts or quickly. It also seems to touch upon the physical sensation or action associated with this process.

This root primarily relates to geographical locations and a specific historical figure. It also includes a verb form describing the act of taking large bites.

This root primarily concerns the act of shouting or making loud noises. It also extends to the concept of contention and the resulting cacophony of differing voices.

This root primarily relates to qualities of being straight, smooth, or slender, contrasting with curly or coarse. It extends to concepts of generosity, good stature, abundance, and lineage. It also encompasses specific terms for plants, animals, and places.

This root entry primarily describes types of plants, specifically jasmine, and also refers to decorative coverings for a camel litter or embroidered linen garments.

This root primarily concerns the act of rapid or forceful cutting, slaughtering, or causing something to fall. It also extends to meanings related to choking, causing death by water, and things that hang or detach easily.

This root primarily concerns the concept of displeasure, dissatisfaction, and anger, often in opposition to contentment or approval. It encompasses the act of being displeased, the state of being disliked, and the feeling of finding something insufficient.

This root relates to the description of elongated or slender objects, particularly in the context of watermelons. It describes a specific type of watermelon that is long and thin, and the process or state of being elongated.

This root primarily concerns the act of swallowing, gulping, or consuming something, often with a sense of ease or completeness. It extends to related concepts like the throat, rapid consumption, and even metaphorical applications to speech and abstract ideas.

This entry pertains to the proper noun 'Saragossa', a significant city in Al-Andalus (Islamic Spain). It also mentions a place in the vicinity of Khwarazm, indicating geographical references associated with this name.

This root primarily relates to concepts of thinness, scarcity, and length, particularly when applied to hair or camels. It also encompasses specific objects like a wineskin made from sheepskin and any container used for wrapping items.

This root primarily deals with concepts of injustice, oppression, and wrongdoing. It also extends to physical descriptions, specifically referring to tall stature.

This root primarily concerns the act of introducing something into the nose, often a medicine or liquid, for inhalation or administration. It also extends to concepts of strong scent, sharp wind, and forceful understanding or piercing.

This root primarily relates to containers, bags, and packing, but also extends to concepts of repair, pleasantness, and even negative attributes like baseness. It also includes place names and a specific action of absorption.

This root relates to a type of refined or potent drink, specifically a sweet wine or its essence. It also carries connotations of pleasantness and absorption, possibly due to the way the drink is consumed or its effect.

The root سقط primarily denotes falling, dropping, or collapsing. It extends to concepts of failure, error, omission, and even birth or arrival. It can also refer to things that have fallen or are of low quality, and metaphorically to a loss of status or a mistake.

This root refers to a type of fine silk or satin fabric, often associated with Roman origins. It also encompasses the concept of being related to or originating from this material.

This root primarily relates to concepts of strength, intensity, and authority. It extends to meanings of being sharp, eloquent, or powerful, and also encompasses terms for oil, specific types of weapons, and geographical locations.

This root appears to be a place name, specifically a location on the banks of the Euphrates River. It is primarily used as a nisba (a type of surname indicating origin or affiliation) to identify individuals from that place.

The root سمط (smaṭa) primarily relates to actions of pulling, detaching, or suspending. It also extends to concepts of arrangement, order, and completion, as well as describing certain types of garments, objects, and even people with specific characteristics.

This root appears to describe states of intensity, fullness, and deliberate action. It encompasses concepts related to the visible intensity of dust, the internal intensity of anger, and the deliberate slowness or fullness of action or physical state.

This root appears to be a proper noun referring to a specific geographical location. It is identified as a large town situated west of the Nile River in Egypt.

This root primarily relates to types of trees and plants, specifically acacia and related species. It also extends to geographical locations named after these plants, anatomical terms, and descriptions of individuals lacking facial hair.

This root primarily refers to a specific geographical location in Egypt, namely a district within the Mahalla region. It is also used as a proper noun, likely a surname or a name derived from this place.

The root السوط primarily relates to mixing, blending, and stirring. It extends to concepts of a whip or lash, a portion or share, intensity, and a watery mixture. Figuratively, it can denote disorder, confusion, or a unified matter.

This root entry primarily refers to the city of Asyut in Upper Egypt. It also mentions a famous singer associated with this place.

This root primarily refers to a type of fish, but also extends to place names and a month in the Roman calendar.

The root شحط primarily relates to distance, remoteness, and going to extremes. It also encompasses concepts of intensity, abundance, and sometimes violence or distress, particularly concerning animals and liquids.

This root primarily concerns the concept of imposing a condition, obligation, or stipulation. It extends to marking, identifying, and designating something, often for a specific purpose like sale or readiness. It also encompasses related ideas like signs, beginnings, and specific groups of people or celestial bodies.

This root pertains to vessels, specifically those made of earthenware or pottery. It describes containers used for holding or transporting liquids or other substances.

This root primarily relates to sharp, cutting instruments, specifically knives. It also extends to describe a type of long, slender arrow.

This root appears to describe extreme tallness or length. The primary derived word indicates someone who is excessively tall.

This root appears to be a proper noun, specifically a place name or a nisba (a surname indicating origin or affiliation). It is used to identify individuals, particularly scholars or traditionists, who are associated with this place.

This root primarily concerns the concept of mixing, particularly the greying of hair where white mixes with black. It extends to meanings of mixing or blending in general, and also to things becoming scattered or separated, like fruit falling from a tree or leaves from branches. It also encompasses descriptions of mixed or variegated things.

This root primarily describes states of intense emotion, particularly anger, and actions associated with urgency, speed, and dispersal. It also extends to the physical arousal of males and the rapid movement of animals.

This root primarily relates to the concept of well-formedness, particularly in women, and also extends to cooked meats and roasted food.

This root primarily relates to the concept of a course, a stretch, or a period of time, often associated with movement, running, or travel. It also extends to meanings of cooking, burning, and specific geographical locations.

This root primarily concerns the concept of burning, destruction, and perishing. It extends to related ideas like things becoming rancid or overcooked, as well as rapid movement, anger, and even specific geographical locations or types of horses.

This root primarily relates to a specific agricultural tool, particularly its long component. It also extends to concepts of length and elongation, and by extension, to lineage and descendants.

This root primarily refers to a path or way, encompassing both literal roads and metaphorical journeys. It also extends to a specific, challenging bridge in Islamic eschatology and, with a different vocalization, a long sword.

This root primarily concerns the act of inhaling or snuffing something, often a medicinal powder or liquid, through the nose. It also extends to the substance itself that is snuffed and the action of administering it.

This root appears to be a variant spelling or pronunciation of a word related to 'sponge'. The entry is very brief and primarily points to another similar term.

This root is a variant of the root 'سلطه' (s-l-ṭ-h), which primarily deals with the concept of having power, authority, or dominion over something. It signifies the act of granting or exercising such control.

This root primarily relates to the acacia tree and its products, specifically the bark used for tanning or dyeing. It also encompasses a variant pronunciation or spelling of the same concept.