دعس

Root entry · 7 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to the concept of leaving a trace or impression, often through repeated action or pressure. It extends to meanings of forceful impact, filling or stuffing, and a place prepared for cooking.

Derived headwords

دَعْسnoun

1.
trace, markboth
The mark or impression left behind, especially on a path.
2.
impact, thrustclassical
A forceful push or thrust, metaphorically or literally.
3.
stuffing, fillingclassical
The act of filling or stuffing something.

دعسverb

1.
to leave a traceboth
To leave a mark or impression, particularly on a road.
2.
to thrust, to stabclassical
To pierce or thrust forcefully, often with a weapon.
3.
to have sexual intercourseclassical
A euphemism for sexual intercourse.
4.
to stuff, to fillclassical
To fill or pack something tightly.

دَعْسَاadjective

1.
full of tracesclassical
Describing a road that has many tracks or impressions.

مِدْعَاسnoun

1.
well-trodden pathclassical
A path that has been softened and worn down by the passage of many people or animals.

مُدَاعَسَةnoun

1.
mutual thrustingclassical
The act of thrusting or stabbing each other; also a euphemism for mutual sexual intercourse.

مِدْعَسnoun

1.
spear, lanceclassical
A spear or lance used for thrusting.
2.
cooking pitclassical
A place in the desert where people prepare food, specifically a pit where embers are placed and meat is roasted.

مَدْعُوسadjective

1.
thrustclassical
That which has been thrust or stabbed.

Parallel reading

رأيت طريقا دعسا

I saw a road full of traces.

أي كثير الآثار

Meaning, full of traces.

والمدعاس: الطريق الذى لينته المارة

And al-mid'aas: the road that has been softened by passersby.

في رسم آثار ومدعاس دعق

In the traces of ruins and a well-trodden path.

والدعس: الطعن

And ad-da's: the thrusting.

وقد يكنى به عن الجماع

And it can be used as a euphemism for sexual intercourse.

ودعست الوعاء: حشوته

And I stuffed the container: I filled it.

والمداعسة: المطاعنه

And al-muda'asah: the mutual thrusting.

والمدعس: الرمح يدعس به

And al-mid'as: the spear with which one thrusts.

ويقال: المداعس الصم من الرماح

And it is said: al-mada'is are solid spears.

والمدعس: مختبز القوم في البادية

And al-mid'as: the people's oven in the desert.

وهو مفتعل من الدعس، وهو الحشو

And it is derived from ad-da's, which is stuffing.

ومدعس فيه الانيض اختفيته

And a cooking pit where I hid the meat.

يقول: رب مختبز جعلت فيه اللحم ثم استخرجته قبل أن ينضج، للعجلة والخوف، لانه في سفر

He means: perhaps an oven where I placed the meat and then took it out before it was cooked, due to haste and fear, because it was during a journey.