رمز
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns signs, signals, and subtle gestures, particularly those made with the lips, eyebrows, or eyes. It extends to meanings of trembling, agitation, and movement, especially in the context of a large, bustling army or the turbulent sea.
Derived headwords
- 1.to signalboth
To make a sign or gesture, especially with the lips or eyebrows, to communicate something subtly.
- 2.to hintboth
To allude to something indirectly through a gesture or sign.
- 1.he signalsboth
The present tense form of the verb 'to signal', indicating the action is ongoing or habitual.
- 1.signboth
A gesture or indication, particularly with the lips or eyebrows, used for communication.
- 2.signalboth
A subtle movement or indication that conveys a message.
- 1.to be agitatedboth
To be shaken or disturbed, especially as a result of a blow or shock.
- 2.to trembleboth
To shake or quiver, often due to fear, excitement, or impact.
- 1.to be agitatedclassical
To be shaken or disturbed, especially as a result of a blow or shock. This is a less common usage than the Form VIII verb.
- 1.not to moveclassical
To remain still and not show any reaction or movement, especially after being struck.
- 1.movingclassical
Describing a military unit that is large and appears to be moving or agitated from its various sides due to its size and activity.
- 1.it movesclassical
The present tense form of the verb 'to move' or 'to be agitated', used to describe the movement of a large army.
- 1.agitationclassical
The state of being agitated or turbulent, used metaphorically to describe the sea.
- 1.woman who signalsclassical
A woman who makes suggestive signs with her eyes, implying flirtatiousness or promiscuity.
- 1.seaclassical
The sea, likely due to its turbulent and ever-moving nature.