ميح
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to drawing water from a well, especially when it is low. It also extends to meanings of strutting, swaying, giving, asking for gifts, and interceding.
Derived headwords
- 1.well-drawerboth
One who descends into a well to fill a bucket, especially when the water is scarce.
- 1.plural of māʾiḥboth
plural of māʾiḥ
- 2.he gave himboth
he gave him
- 1.to draw waterboth
To descend into a well and draw water, particularly when the water level is low.
- 1.strutting walkclassical
A proud or strutting gait, likened to the walk of a duck.
- 1.to swayboth
To sway or stagger, as a drunk person or a supple branch.
- 1.to strutclassical
To walk with a strutting or proud gait.
- 1.to use a toothstickclassical
To clean one's mouth with a toothstick (مسواك).
- 1.to giveclassical
To give something to a person.
- 1.to ask for a giftclassical
To ask someone for a gift or donation.
- 2.to ask for intercessionclassical
To request someone to intercede on one's behalf.
- 1.to intercede forclassical
To intercede for someone with an authority figure.
- 1.drawing waterclassical
The act of drawing water from a well.