رسم
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThe root 'r-s-m' primarily relates to traces, marks, and imprints left behind. It extends to concepts of observing these traces, drawing or writing them, and following or obeying them. It also encompasses the idea of a lasting impression or a standard.
Derived headwords
- 1.the trace/markboth
the trace/mark
- 1.what remained of its traces adhering to the groundboth
what remained of its traces adhering to the ground
- 2.he sealed itboth
he sealed it
- 3.he followed it/imitated itboth
he followed it/imitated it
- 4.he wroteboth
he wrote
- 1.to observe tracesboth
To look closely at the traces or remains of something, often to understand or recall it.
- 2.to discern, to perceiveboth
To make out or understand something by careful observation.
- 3.to imitate, to followboth
To try to follow or copy someone's actions or way of life.
- 1.flowing waterclassical
Water that is moving or running.
- 1.leaving deep tracksclassical
A female camel that leaves deep imprints in the ground due to its heavy steps.
- 1.a gait of camelsclassical
A specific pace of camels, faster than a walk but slower than a trot.
- 1.he said 'Allahu Akbar' and prayedboth
he said 'Allahu Akbar' and prayed
- 1.striped, linedboth
A garment or object that has lines or patterns drawn on it.
- 1.a piece of wood with writing on it, with which food is sealedboth
a piece of wood with writing on it, with which food is sealed
- 1.ancient writingsclassical
Texts or writings from the pre-Islamic era (Jahiliyyah).
- 1.a day's journeyclassical
The distance covered or the duration of travel for one day and night.