ثبن
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of folding, tucking, or gathering fabric, particularly the hem of a garment or the front of trousers. It extends to the idea of containing or holding something within a folded space.
Derived headwords
- 1.the thing became firm, from the verb pattern of 'dakhala'.both
the thing became firm, from the verb pattern of 'dakhala'.
- 2.and also 'thabātan' (as a verbal noun).both
and also 'thabātan' (as a verbal noun).
- 3.with a sukoon on the baa, meaning firm of heart.both
with a sukoon on the baa, meaning firm of heart.
- 4.with a fatḥa on the baa, meaning with proof/argument.both
with a fatḥa on the baa, meaning with proof/argument.
- 1.to fold and sew hemclassical
To fold the edge of a garment and sew it.
- 1.folding and sewing hemclassical
The act of folding the edge of a garment and sewing it.
- 1.folding and sewing hemclassical
The act of folding the edge of a garment and sewing it.
- 1.container for folded clothclassical
A container or pouch, like that formed by folding the tail of a shirt to hold something.
- 1.to place something insideclassical
To place something inside a folded garment or container, holding it with one's hands.
- 2.to tuck trousersclassical
To tuck the front of one's trousers.