سنم
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThe root سنم (s-n-m) primarily relates to the concept of a hump, prominence, or elevation. It is most famously associated with the hump of a camel, but extends to elevated landforms, rising smoke, and the act of ascending or rising above something.
Derived headwords
- 1.the hump, and one of the humps of camelsboth
the hump, and one of the humps of camels
- 1.Humps (plural)both
The plural of سنام, referring to multiple humps, typically of camels.
- 2.Hills/moundsclassical
Plural of a hill or mound, referring to elevated land.
- 1.Asnimah (place name)classical
A known hill located near a place called Tukhfah.
- 1.Humpedclassical
Describing something that has a hump or is elevated.
- 1.Tall/prominentclassical
Describing something that is tall or prominent, like a plant that has grown its ' سنمة' (head).
- 1.Large-humpedboth
Describing a camel that has a large hump.
- 1.On the surfaceclassical
Describing water that is on the surface of the earth.
- 1.To rise/ascendclassical
To rise up, often used to describe smoke ascending.
- 1.Ascensionclassical
The act of rising or ascending, particularly used for smoke.
- 1.To climb/ascendboth
To climb upon something or ascend to its top.
- 1.water in Paradiseboth
water in Paradise
- 1.water in Paradiseboth
water in Paradise