ضمك
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the emergence and growth of plants, particularly after rain. It describes the land producing vegetation and the plants themselves becoming lush and well-watered.
Derived headwords
- 1.emerged, sproutedclassical
The land produced its vegetation, meaning plants began to grow out of it.
- 1.emerged, sproutedclassical
An alternative form indicating the land produced its vegetation.
- 1.sprouting, emergence of plantsclassical
The masdar (verbal noun) referring to the act of the land producing its vegetation.
- 1.became lush, grew wellclassical
The plants became well-watered and grew luxuriantly.
- 1.became lush, grew wellclassical
An alternative form indicating the plants became well-watered and grew luxuriantly.
- 1.he considered it and did not rush (in the matter)both
he considered it and did not rush (in the matter)
- 2.with tanween, on the pattern of 'ru'i'both
with tanween, on the pattern of 'ru'i'
- 3.and an apparent coveringboth
and an apparent covering
- 4.He drank enough water, being quenched.both
He drank enough water, being quenched.
- 5.Quenching, with kasra on the ra' and fatḥa on it.both
Quenching, with kasra on the ra' and fatḥa on it.
- 6.He narrated the hadith and poetry, narrating with kasra, a narration.both
He narrated the hadith and poetry, narrating with kasra, a narration.
- 7.He deliberated on the matter, a deliberation.both
He deliberated on the matter, a deliberation.
- 1.to become green (infinitive)both
to become green (infinitive)
- 2.blackboth
black