لحم
Root entry · 23 derived lemmasThe root لحم primarily relates to flesh or meat. It extends to concepts of kinship, the substance of things like fabric, and intense conflict or battle. It also encompasses physical attributes like being fleshy and actions related to eating or providing meat.
Derived headwords
- 1.well-knownboth
well-known
- 1.what a falcon eats from what it huntsboth
what a falcon eats from what it hunts
- 2.kinshipboth
kinship
- 1.meat sellerboth
A person whose occupation is selling meat.
- 2.meat (plural)classical
A collective term or plural for meat, often referring to a large quantity.
- 1.meatsboth
Plural of meat, referring to various types of meat or a large quantity.
- 1.great battleclassical
A large-scale, intense conflict or war, often associated with significant turmoil.
- 1.to be surroundedclassical
To be encircled or trapped by the enemy during combat.
- 1.wound in the fleshclassical
A deep wound that penetrates the flesh but does not reach the innermost layer (subcutaneous tissue).
- 1.type of clothclassical
A kind of fabric or garment.
- 2.generous providerclassical
A person who is well-provided for and generous, especially with food or prey.
- 1.he attached it to itboth
he attached it to it
- 2.feeding them meatboth
feeding them meat
- 3.meaning having meatboth
meaning having meat
- 1.tightly twisted ropeclassical
A rope or cord that is very tightly and strongly twisted.
- 1.fleshy in his bodyboth
fleshy in his body
- 1.fleshy in his bodyboth
fleshy in his body
- 1.if he became fleshy in his bodyboth
if he became fleshy in his body
- 2.he craved meatboth
he craved meat
- 3.craving meatboth
craving meat
- 4.he fed them meatboth
he fed them meat
- 1.to feed meatboth
To provide meat as food to a group of people.
- 1.he attached it to itboth
he attached it to it
- 2.feeding them meatboth
feeding them meat
- 3.meaning having meatboth
meaning having meat
- 1.its middleboth
its middle
- 1.to make an animal stopclassical
To cause an animal to halt its movement, requiring a prod or strike to proceed.
- 1.to give opportunity to insultclassical
To grant someone the chance or ability to speak ill of another person.
- 1.weaver completed the clothclassical
The weaver finished the fabric.
- 1.to have much meat at homeclassical
A man's household has a plentiful supply of meat.
- 1.crops produced grainclassical
The crops have developed grain or seeds.
- 1.the wound healedboth
the wound healed
- 1.if he became fleshy in his bodyboth
if he became fleshy in his body
- 2.he craved meatboth
he craved meat
- 3.craving meatboth
craving meat
- 4.he fed them meatboth
he fed them meat