غتت
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThe root غتت primarily relates to actions of pressing, submerging, or forcefully consuming. It encompasses concepts like choking, overwhelming, suppressing laughter, and drinking in rapid, continuous gulps. It can also describe exhausting an animal or a continuous flow.
Derived headwords
- 1.to press him with the matterboth
To trouble or burden someone with a matter, to press them with it.
- 1.to submerge himboth
To immerse or submerge someone or something in water.
- 1.to suppress laughterboth
To suppress or hide laughter, often by covering the mouth.
- 2.to overwhelm himboth
To overwhelm or overpower someone, especially when forcing them to do something.
- 1.to rebuke him with wordsboth
To rebuke or reproach someone strongly with words.
- 1.he is not overwhelmedclassical
Referring to God, meaning He is not overcome or overpowered by the prayers of supplicants.
- 2.it flows with a soundclassical
Describing water flowing with a gurgling sound, or a continuous, rapid flow.
- 1.the interval between breathsclassical
The pause between breaths while drinking, or the act of drinking with the vessel still at the mouth.
- 1.to drink in gulpsboth
To drink water in rapid, successive gulps without fully removing the vessel from the mouth.
- 1.he drinks breathlesslyclassical
To drink, taking breaths while the vessel is still at the mouth.
- 1.they took breathsclassical
To take breaths, particularly while drinking or exerting oneself.
- 1.to suffocate himboth
To choke or suffocate someone.
- 2.to press him hardboth
To press or squeeze someone's throat, causing difficulty in breathing.
- 1.oppressedclassical
Someone who is oppressed, burdened, or overwhelmed.
- 1.he pressed meclassical
To press or squeeze someone intensely, causing distress or difficulty.
- 1.to exhaust the animalboth
To make an animal run hard and exhaust it.
- 1.to follow one thing with anotherboth
To follow one thing with another, whether in drinking or speaking; to cause things to follow in succession.
- 1.God submerged them in tormentclassical
God caused them to be immersed in torment, one wave after another.
- 1.it pours continuouslyclassical
Describing a continuous, uninterrupted pouring or flow, like water from a spout.
- 1.he makes it pourclassical
To cause something to pour continuously.
- 1.to spoilclassical
To spoil or corrupt food.
- 1.he spoiledclassical
To cause food to become spoiled or corrupted.
- 1.the speech spoilsclassical
Describing speech or a statement that becomes corrupted or spoiled.