فثء
Root entry · 26 derived lemmasThe root فثء primarily relates to the concept of calming, soothing, or reducing intensity. This applies to emotions like anger, physical phenomena like boiling liquids, and even physical sensations like heat or exhaustion.
Derived headwords
- 1.calmed angerboth
To calm or soothe anger, often by offering something pleasant or by intervention.
- 2.cooled boilingboth
To reduce the boiling of a liquid, typically by adding cold water or stirring.
- 3.cooled heatboth
To reduce the intensity of heat, such as the coolness of water heated by the sun.
- 4.preventedboth
To deter, prevent, or stop someone from doing something through words or other means.
- 1.calming of angerclassical
The act or result of calming anger.
- 2.cooling of boilingclassical
The act or result of cooling a boiling liquid.
- 3.cooling of heatclassical
The act or result of reducing heat intensity.
- 1.cooling of heatclassical
The act of breaking the coolness of water by heating it, or the reduction of its coolness by the sun.
- 1.I calmedboth
First-person singular past tense of فثأ (to calm, soothe, cool, prevent).
- 1.I calmed it/himboth
First-person singular past tense of فثأ (to calm, soothe, cool, prevent) with the object pronoun 'it' or 'him'.
- 1.calmsboth
Third-person singular imperfective of فثأ (to calm, soothe, cool, prevent).
- 2.cools boilingboth
Third-person singular imperfective of فثأ, specifically referring to cooling boiling liquids.
- 1.brothclassical
A type of broth or soup, often made with meat, which was believed to have a calming effect.
- 1.was mixedclassical
Passive past tense, likely referring to the rathia being mixed with something to reduce its intensity.
- 1.anger subsidedclassical
To become calm or subdued, specifically referring to anger subsiding.
- 1.cooled the potboth
To cool the boiling of a pot, typically by adding cold water or stirring.
- 1.cooling of boilingclassical
The act of cooling a boiling pot.
- 1.cooling of boilingclassical
The act of cooling a boiling pot.
- 1.we cool itclassical
First-person plural imperfective of فثأ, referring to cooling a boiling pot.
- 1.I cooled itboth
First-person singular past tense of فثأ (to cool a pot) with the object pronoun 'it'.
- 1.cooled the thingboth
To cool something down, specifically by heating it to reduce its coldness.
- 1.cooling of heatclassical
The act of breaking the coolness of something by heating it.
- 1.deterred fromboth
To deter or prevent someone from doing something.
- 1.milk curdledclassical
When milk boils, forms foam, and curdles due to spoilage.
- 1.curdledclassical
Describing milk that has boiled, foamed, and curdled due to spoilage.
- 1.became exhaustedboth
To become exhausted, weary, or out of breath.
- 2.became stillclassical
To become still or calm, referring to heat subsiding.
- 3.stayedclassical
To remain or stay in a place.
- 4.became sluggishclassical
To become slow or sluggish, referring to the sky becoming overcast.
- 1.she became exhaustedclassical
Third-person feminine singular past tense of أفتأ (to become exhausted).
- 1.became stillclassical
To become still or calm, referring to heat subsiding.
- 1.stayed in the placeclassical
To remain or stay in a place.
- 1.sky became sluggishclassical
The sky became overcast, heavy, or sluggish.
- 1.becomes sluggishclassical
A verb form meaning to become sluggish or slow.
- 1.heat stonesclassical
Imperative verb meaning to heat stones for a therapeutic purpose.