حلم
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThe root حلم primarily relates to dreams and the act of dreaming. It also extends to meanings of patience, forbearance, and a state of being plump or well-fed. Additionally, it encompasses specific physical attributes like the nipple and certain natural phenomena or objects.
Derived headwords
- 1.he dreamed, he had a dreamboth
he dreamed, he had a dream
- 2.he was forbearingboth
he was forbearing
- 3.and its plural is halam (ticks)both
and its plural is halam (ticks)
- 1.with kasra: forbearance, deliberationboth
with kasra: forbearance, deliberation
- 2.with damma on the lam and sukoon on itboth
with damma on the lam and sukoon on it
- 1.he dreamed, he had a dreamboth
he dreamed, he had a dream
- 2.he was forbearingboth
he was forbearing
- 3.and its plural is halam (ticks)both
and its plural is halam (ticks)
- 1.also (he had a wet dream)both
also (he had a wet dream)
- 1.he feigned forbearanceboth
he feigned forbearance
- 1.he showed himself to be such, but he was notboth
he showed himself to be such, but he was not
- 1.with kasra: forbearance, deliberationboth
with kasra: forbearance, deliberation
- 2.with damma on the lam and sukoon on itboth
with damma on the lam and sukoon on it
- 1.he dreamed, he had a dreamboth
he dreamed, he had a dream
- 2.he was forbearingboth
he was forbearing
- 3.and its plural is halam (ticks)both
and its plural is halam (ticks)
- 1.the nipple of the breastboth
the nipple of the breast
- 2.the large tickboth
the large tick
- 1.he feigned forbearanceboth
he feigned forbearance
- 1.plumpboth
Fat, well-nourished, and corpulent.
- 1.large tickclassical
A large tick, also referred to as 'alaq, with 'halm' as its plural.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A location, specifically small hills in the area of al-Flij.
- 1.a river nameclassical
A river that originates from 'Ayn Hajar.
- 2.a man's nameclassical
A proper name for a man.
- 1.he dreamed, he had a dreamboth
he dreamed, he had a dream
- 2.he was forbearingboth
he was forbearing
- 3.and its plural is halam (ticks)both
and its plural is halam (ticks)
- 1.kid taken from motherclassical
A young goat taken from its mother's womb.
- 2.young sheepclassical
Young sheep, also called 'halan' (with nūn).
- 1.milk that thickens and becomes similar to soft cheese, but is not itboth
milk that thickens and becomes similar to soft cheese, but is not it