عكك
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThe root عكك primarily relates to the act of chewing or masticating, particularly something tough or sticky. It extends to concepts of adhering, sticking, and gathering together, as well as a specific anatomical or pathological term.
Derived headwords
- 1.that which is chewedboth
that which is chewed
- 2.the horse chewed the bitboth
the horse chewed the bit
- 3.sticky, viscousboth
sticky, viscous
- 1.that which is chewedboth
that which is chewed
- 2.the horse chewed the bitboth
the horse chewed the bit
- 3.sticky, viscousboth
sticky, viscous
- 1.chewing gummodern
A piece of gum or a substance that is chewed.
- 1.sticky substanceboth
Something that is viscous or adhesive.
- 1.gumboth
A sticky substance, often referring to tree sap or a similar material.
- 1.to chew itboth
To masticate something, referring to the object being chewed.
- 1.he chewsboth
He is masticating something, particularly a bridle in his mouth.
- 1.that which is chewedboth
that which is chewed
- 2.the horse chewed the bitboth
the horse chewed the bit
- 3.sticky, viscousboth
sticky, viscous
- 1.sticky thingboth
Something that is viscous or adhesive.
- 1.vein in the wombclassical
A specific vein or vessel located within the female reproductive organ (uterus).
- 2.vein in animalsclassical
A vein found in horses, donkeys, and sheep, located within the clitoris.
- 1.veins in the wombclassical
Plural of عولك, referring to veins within the uterus.
- 2.veins in animalsclassical
Plural of عولك, referring to veins in the clitoris of animals.
- 1.sticking togetherclassical
In a manner of adhering or sticking closely to one another.
- 1.to gather togetherclassical
To come together, to assemble, or to become united.