ديم
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns persistent, continuous rain, often without thunder or lightning. It extends to concepts of constancy, permanence, and vast, unending spaces.
Derived headwords
- 1.Rain that has no thunder or lightning, its minimum is a third of the day or a third of the night.both
Rain that has no thunder or lightning, its minimum is a third of the day or a third of the night.
- 1.Constant practiceclassical
A continuous or habitual course of action, referring to something done consistently.
- 1.Plural of dīmah.both
Plural of dīmah.
- 1.Causing persistent rainclassical
The act of causing the sky to rain continuously.
- 1.Plural of dīmah.both
Plural of dīmah.
- 1.To cause persistent rainclassical
To cause the sky to rain continuously.
- 1.Vast desertsclassical
Large, desolate, and seemingly endless desert plains.
- 1.The verbal noun of dāma.both
The verbal noun of dāma.
- 2.Permanently distant.both
Permanently distant.
- 1.Affected by persistent rainclassical
Describing land that has been watered by continuous, non-stormy rain.
- 1.diligent, in both formsboth
diligent, in both forms
- 2.he was generous with his moneyboth
he was generous with his money
- 3.it became goodboth
it became good
- 1.The pasture became abundant (with rain), with a damma on the ب, يوبل وبلاboth
The pasture became abundant (with rain), with a damma on the ب, يوبل وبلا