دمج
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThe root دمج (DMJ) primarily relates to entering into something, becoming integrated, and being concealed or hidden within. It extends to concepts of thoroughness, completeness, and even darkness or obscurity.
Derived headwords
- 1.The thing entered into another and became firmly fixed in itboth
The thing entered into another and became firmly fixed in it
- 1.entering and becoming firmboth
The act of entering into something and becoming firmly established or integrated within it.
- 1.similarly, it became integratedboth
similarly, it became integrated
- 1.with a Shadda on the Dālboth
with a Shadda on the Dāl
- 2.He wrapped the thing in his garmentboth
He wrapped the thing in his garment
- 1.roundedclassical
Describing a blade (نصل) as being rounded or circular.
- 1.to cooperate onclassical
To cooperate or collaborate together on something.
- 1.darkclassical
Describing a night (ليل) as being dark and obscure.
- 1.concealmentclassical
Similar to مداجاة (concealment or hiding), implying something done in secret.
- 1.secret peaceclassical
A peace treaty or reconciliation that is made in secret or subtly.
- 2.complete and firmclassical
Describing something as complete, perfect, and firmly established.
- 1.wrappedclassical
Something that has been wrapped up, particularly in a garment.
- 2.smoothly integratedclassical
Describing something as being smoothly integrated or joined, with a sense of smoothness.
- 1.cupclassical
A drinking cup or vessel.