خرم
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThe root خرم (kh-r-m) primarily relates to concepts of piercing, cutting, or making an opening. It extends to meanings of deviation, deficiency, and the physical features of a mountain or nose. Figuratively, it can denote destruction, the cessation of anger, or adherence to a specific belief system.
Derived headwords
- 1.mountain spurboth
The protruding end or tip of a mountain.
- 2.piercingclassical
The act of piercing or making a hole.
- 3.deviationclassical
The act of deviating or turning aside.
- 4.deficiencyclassical
A lack or reduction in something.
- 1.to pierceboth
To pierce or make a hole through something.
- 2.to cutclassical
To cut off a part of something.
- 3.to deviateclassical
To deviate or turn aside from a path or course.
- 4.to lackclassical
To not have or possess something; to be deficient.
- 1.pierced (nose)classical
Describing a person whose nose septum or tip has been cut, but not severely (not to the point of being truncated).
- 2.pierced (ear)classical
Describing a person with a pierced ear.
- 1.pierced spotclassical
The specific location on an ear that has been pierced.
- 1.shoulder tipclassical
The protruding end or tip of a shoulder blade.
- 1.mountain passclassical
A break or opening in the end of a mountain, often serving as a passage.
- 1.gorgesclassical
Plural of مخرم, referring to the openings or mouths of mountain passes or ravines.
- 1.having outletsclassical
Describing something that has multiple exits or passages.
- 1.Makhrimahclassical
A proper name for a man.
- 1.meaning, he cut them off and uprooted themboth
meaning, he cut them off and uprooted them
- 1.to destroy themclassical
Similar to اخترمهم, meaning to cut off, destroy, or annihilate.
- 1.his anger subsidedclassical
Used figuratively to describe the calming of someone's anger or fury.
- 1.also: he adopted the religion of the Khurramiyyaboth
also: he adopted the religion of the Khurramiyya
- 1.Khurmiyah doctrineclassical
The religious and philosophical beliefs of a sect known as the Khurmiyah, characterized by belief in transmigration of souls and permissiveness.
- 1.liesclassical
Falsehoods or untruths.
- 1.rock with holesclassical
A rock that contains several perforations or holes.
- 1.tip of the noseboth
The apex or tip of a human's nose.