دسم
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThe root دسم primarily relates to concepts of greasiness, fat, and lubrication. It extends to meanings of smearing, filling, and plugging. Figuratively, it can refer to something low or base, and also to a specific type of animal offspring or plant.
Derived headwords
- 1.its verb form is like 'ṭariba'both
its verb form is like 'ṭariba'
- 1.its verb form is like 'ṭariba'both
its verb form is like 'ṭariba'
- 1.its verb form is like 'ṭariba'both
its verb form is like 'ṭariba'
- 1.making something greasyboth
making something greasy
- 1.rain moistened the groundclassical
Used to describe rain that has wetted the ground but not excessively.
- 1.low, base, meanclassical
Describing a man of low character or base origin.
- 1.dirty clothesclassical
Clothes that are soiled, likely with grease or dirt.
- 1.plug, wadboth
Something used to stop up or plug an opening, such as an ear or a wound.
- 2.stopperboth
A stopper for the mouth of a bottle or similar container.
- 1.to plug it, to stop it upboth
To fill or block an opening with something.
- 1.to plug it upboth
To cause something to be plugged or stopped up.
- 1.plugging, stopping upboth
The act of plugging or stopping up an opening.
- 1.stopper, plugboth
That which is used to stop or plug something, like the mouth of a bottle.
- 1.bear cubboth
The young offspring of a bear.
- 1.plantclassical
A type of plant.
- 1.milletboth
A type of grain, specifically millet.
- 1.the track was obscuredclassical
Used in comparison to 'tasm' (طسم), implying the track was made indistinct or covered.