قمل
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns various types of small, parasitic insects or vermin, often associated with infestation or infestation-like conditions. It extends to metaphorical uses related to abundance, growth, and insignificance.
Derived headwords
- 1.liceboth
The common term for lice, small parasitic insects that infest hair and bodies.
- 2.verminclassical
A general term for small, troublesome insects or pests, particularly those found on crops or animals.
- 1.the singular (a louse)both
the singular (a louse)
- 1.to be infested with liceboth
To have one's head or body infested with lice.
- 2.to be bloatedclassical
To have a swollen or bloated belly, metaphorically.
- 1.infestation of liceclassical
The state or condition of being infested with lice.
- 1.insignificantclassical
Describing a person as lowly, base, or insignificant.
- 1.tickclassical
A small, blood-sucking arachnid, similar to a tick but smaller, that attaches to a weakened camel.
- 1.crop pestclassical
A specific type of flying insect, resembling a small locust, that affects crops.
- 1.to sprout small leavesclassical
Used for plants like 'urfuj' and 'ramath' when their young leaves begin to appear.