ءرم
Root entry · 25 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns markers, landmarks, and things that are firm or established. It extends to concepts of eating, consuming, and destruction, as well as physical attributes like teeth and well-formedness.
Derived headwords
- 1.landmarksclassical
Stones erected as markers in the desert.
- 2.stonesclassical
A general term for stones, particularly as used for marking.
- 1.a nameboth
a name
- 1.landmarksclassical
Plural of الإرم, referring to stones set up as markers in the desert.
- 1.landmarksclassical
Plural of الإرم, referring to stones set up as markers in the desert.
- 2.tree rootsclassical
The base or origin of a tree.
- 3.hornsclassical
The horn of an animal.
- 1.tree rootsclassical
The base or origin of a tree.
- 2.hornsclassical
The horn of an animal.
- 1.a nameboth
a name
- 1.to biteclassical
He bites or gnaws.
- 2.to eat upclassical
He consumes or eats away.
- 3.to twist tightlyclassical
He twists a rope very tightly.
- 1.to eat it upclassical
I ate it up or consumed it.
- 1.a nameboth
a name
- 1.a nameboth
a name
- 1.a nameboth
a name
- 1.a nameboth
a name
- 1.it consumedclassical
The year consumed or destroyed (e.g., wealth).
- 1.a nameboth
a name
- 1.molarsclassical
The molars or grinding teeth.
- 1.well-formedclassical
A girl of good build or well-formed structure.
- 1.no oneclassical
Used in negation to mean 'no one' or 'nothing' is present.
- 1.a nameboth
a name
- 1.a nameboth
a name
- 1.a nameboth
a name
- 1.a nameboth
a name
- 1.a nameboth
a name
- 1.molarsclassical
The molars or grinding teeth.
- 1.well-formedclassical
A girl of good build or well-formed structure.
- 1.no oneclassical
Used in negation to mean 'no one' or 'nothing' is present.