قصم
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of breaking, fracturing, or shattering something, often with a sense of completeness or distinctness. It extends to describe physical breaks in objects, bones, or even horns, and metaphorically to things that are easily broken or brittle.
Derived headwords
- 1.he broke the thing until it separatedboth
he broke the thing until it separated
- 1.breakingboth
The act or instance of breaking something completely.
- 1.the thing brokeboth
the thing broke
- 1.like infaṣamaboth
like infaṣama
- 2.it brokeboth
it broke
- 1.broken in the middleclassical
Describing a tooth (ثنية) whose break is in the middle, indicating a distinct fracture.
- 1.one of the incisorsboth
one of the incisors
- 2.a mountain passboth
a mountain pass
- 1.she-goat with a broken hornclassical
A female goat whose outer horn is broken.
- 1.inner hornclassical
The inner part of the horn, contrasted with the outer part that might be broken.
- 1.the break, the piece broken offboth
the break, the piece broken off
- 1.stepclassical
A step or rung of a ladder, similar to a 'qasfah'.
- 1.he broke the thing until it separatedboth
he broke the thing until it separated
- 1.he broke the thing until it separatedboth
he broke the thing until it separated
- 1.small sand duneclassical
A small sand dune that grows ghada plants.
- 1.sand dunesclassical
Plural of 'qusaymah', referring to sand dunes.
- 1.a plantboth
a plant