طعم
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of taste, flavor, and food. It extends to the act of eating or tasting, and metaphorically to sustenance, livelihood, and desirable qualities.
Derived headwords
- 1.Foodboth
What is eaten, sometimes specifically referring to food from the desert.
- 1.Tasteboth
What the sense of taste perceives; the flavor of something.
- 2.Appetiteboth
What is desired or craved from food.
- 3.Flavorlessclassical
Lacking taste or appeal; insipid.
- 1.Foodclassical
Food, synonymous with الطعام.
- 1.what is desired from itboth
what is desired from it
- 2.with damma: foodboth
with damma: food
- 3.with kasra, its 'ṭuʿm' with damma on the ṭāʾ, when he ate or tastedboth
with kasra, its 'ṭuʿm' with damma on the ṭāʾ, when he ate or tasted
- 1.Eatingboth
The act of eating or tasting.
- 1.so he is eating/tastingboth
so he is eating/tasting
- 1.Portionboth
A portion of food; a meal.
- 2.Livelihoodboth
The source of one's income or sustenance.
- 3.Good livelihoodboth
A reputable or honest source of income.
- 4.Bad livelihoodboth
A dishonest or ill-gotten source of income.
- 1.he asked him to feed himboth
he asked him to feed him
- 1.To feedboth
To give food to someone.
- 2.To bear fruitboth
Said of a palm tree when its fruit ripens.
- 3.To develop flavorboth
Said of a date (busrah) when it begins to develop taste.
- 1.Medium fatnessclassical
Describing a camel that is neither too lean nor too fat.
- 1.Medium fatnessclassical
Describing a camel that is neither too lean nor too fat.
- 1.Jawboneclassical
The jawbone of a horse.
- 1.a heavy eaterboth
a heavy eater
- 2.provided for, given sustenanceboth
provided for, given sustenance
- 1.a heavy eaterboth
a heavy eater
- 2.provided for, given sustenanceboth
provided for, given sustenance
- 1.Bowclassical
A bow, specifically one that helps its owner hunt.
- 1.one who feeds many and is hospitableboth
one who feeds many and is hospitable
- 1.meaning, taste until you desire and eatboth
meaning, taste until you desire and eat
- 1.Forward toesclassical
The two forward-facing toes of a bird's foot.