طحن
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThe root طحن (ṭaḥana) primarily relates to the act of grinding or milling, often with a millstone. It extends metaphorically to crushing, overwhelming, or destroying things, and also describes the sound or action of something moving forcefully.
Derived headwords
- 1.The man also ground (from the category of qaṭaʿa).both
The man also ground (from the category of qaṭaʿa).
- 1.it grindsboth
The present tense form of the verb 'to grind', referring to the action of a millstone.
- 1.Flour.both
Flour.
- 1.fine powderclassical
The state of being finely ground; a fine powder resulting from grinding.
- 1.coiled and readyclassical
Describing a snake that has coiled itself and is ready to strike or move; it implies a state of readiness and potential movement.
- 1.Mill.both
Mill.
- 1.Molars.both
Molars.
- 1.camels (many)classical
A collective noun for a large number of camels.
- 1.camels (many)classical
A collective noun for a large number of camels.
- 2.overwhelming forceclassical
A military unit or force that crushes or overwhelms everything in its path.
- 1.small creatureclassical
A small crawling creature or insect.
- 1.Flour.both
Flour.
- 1.If you derive it from ṭaḥn, you inflect it.both
If you derive it from ṭaḥn, you inflect it.