لثق

Root entry · 6 derived lemmas

This root primarily concerns the concept of wetness or dampness, often associated with moisture clinging to something. It can describe a state of being wet, the act of making something wet, or an object that is wet.

Derived headwords

لَثِقَverb

1.
to be wetboth
To be in a state of wetness or dampness.

لَثْقnoun

1.
wetnessboth
The state or quality of being wet; dampness.

تَلْثِيقnoun

1.
making wetclassical
The act of causing something to become wet or damp.

أَلْثَقَverb

1.
to make wetclassical
To cause something to become wet or damp.

لَثِقٌadjective

1.
wetboth
Describing something that is wet or damp.

طَائِرٌ لَثِقٌphrase

1.
wet birdboth
A bird that is wet, likely from rain or water.

Parallel reading

اللثق بالتحريك: البلل

Al-lathqu (with harakah) means wetness.

وقد لثق الشئ بالكسر

And a thing may be wet (lathiga) with kasrah.

والتثق

And al-tathqu (as a masdar).

وألثقه غيره

And another made it wet.

وطائر لثق، أي مبتل

And a wet bird, meaning moist.