دنن
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a state of being low, close to the ground, or stooped. It extends to physical deformities like short limbs or a hunched back, and metaphorically to unclear speech or old, dark vegetation.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be low-lyingclassical
Describing something that is close to the ground or low-lying, such as a house or a valley.
- 1.short-limbedclassical
Said of a horse that has short forelegs, considered a defect.
- 2.stoopedclassical
Describing a person with a hunched or stooped back.
- 3.low-lyingclassical
Describing a house that is low and close to the ground.
- 1.defect of short limbsclassical
A defect in four-legged animals, specifically the chest being too close to the ground, implying short limbs.
- 1.one of the large jars, which are the jugsboth
one of the large jars, which are the jugs
- 1.bubbles (pl.)classical
The plural of 'al-dunn', referring to bubbles in a liquid.
- 1.to hear a murmur from a man but not understand what he saysboth
to hear a murmur from a man but not understand what he says
- 1.old dark vegetationclassical
That which has become black due to age or being old and withered, referring to plants.