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شمخر
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to height, loftiness, and pride, often associated with mountains or elevated places. It can also extend to metaphorical senses of arrogance or haughtiness.
Derived headwords
شَمَخَverb
- 1.the mountain became highboth
the mountain became high
- 2.the man raised his nose: he became arrogantboth
the man raised his nose: he became arrogant
شُمُوخٌnoun
- 1.loftinessboth
The state or quality of being high, elevated, or towering, especially of mountains.
- 2.prideboth
Haughtiness, arrogance, or disdain.
شَمُوخِيٌّadjective
- 1.loftyclassical
Possessing the quality of being high or elevated.
- 2.proudclassical
Haughty or arrogant.
المَشْمَخَرُnoun
- 1.high mountainclassical
A very high, elevated mountain.
بِمَشْمَخِرٍ بِهِ الظِّيَانُ وَالآسُ — on a high mountain where the oleander and myrtle grow
شَمْخَاءُadjective
- 1.loftyclassical
Describing something that is high and elevated, particularly a mountain.
Parallel reading
المشمخر: الجبل العالي.
Al-mashmakhir: the high mountain.
تالله يبقى على الأيام ذو حيد * بمشمخر به الظيان والآس
By God, a mountain with a peak will not remain through the days * on a high mountain where the oleander and myrtle grow.
أي لا يبقى.
Meaning: it will not remain.