رمث
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns plants, specifically a type of desert herbage, and extends to related concepts like the consumption of this plant by camels, and the physical act of smoothing or repairing something.
Derived headwords
- 1.Desert herbageboth
A type of desert pasture, particularly favored by camels, which is a kind of saltwort (حمض).
- 1.Wood for raftsclassical
Wood that is joined together and used to construct rafts for sailing on the sea.
- 1.Raftsclassical
The plural of رمث (wood for rafts), referring to the constructed rafts themselves.
- 1.To suffer from eating ramthclassical
When camels eat the plant called رمث and consequently fall ill or complain.
- 1.Ill from ramthclassical
Camels that have eaten the plant رمث and are suffering from it.
- 1.Ill from ramth (plural)classical
The plural form of رمثة, referring to multiple camels suffering from eating the plant رمث.
- 1.To leave milk in the udderclassical
The act of leaving a small amount of milk remaining in a camel's udder after milking.
- 1.To leave milk in the udderclassical
An alternative form of the verb ترميث, meaning to leave some milk in the udder.
- 1.One who leaves milkclassical
The one who leaves a remnant of milk in the udder, or the udder itself from which milk has been left.
- 1.To repair or smoothclassical
To mend, repair, or smooth something with one's hands.
- 1.Ropesclassical
A plural form referring to ropes, possibly implying ropes made from plant fibers.