مثث
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of something oozing, dripping, or seeping, particularly bodily fluids or fats. It also extends to meanings of wiping, smearing, and mixing, often with a connotation of lubrication or saturation.
Derived headwords
- 1.to ooze marrow/fatclassical
Said of bone, meaning the fat within it seeped out.
- 1.to ooze/seepclassical
Said of a waterskin (النحي), meaning it leaked or seeped.
- 1.oozing, seepageclassical
The act of oozing or seeping, as described for the waterskin or fat.
- 1.to ooze, to seepclassical
Present tense of مثّ, referring to the seepage of fat or liquid.
- 1.to ooze profuselyclassical
An intensified form of oozing, often used to describe someone sweating from fatness.
- 1.to saturate with oilclassical
To saturate a wick with oil or fat.
- 2.to mix, to stirclassical
To mix things up, or to stir something, like moving it back and forth.
- 3.to sink in waterclassical
To submerge or sink, particularly in water.
- 1.mixing, stirringclassical
The act of mixing or stirring.
- 2.sinkingclassical
The act of sinking, as in water.
- 1.to mix up affairsclassical
To confuse or complicate matters.
- 1.to move back and forthclassical
To move something back and forth, to agitate it.
- 1.to sink in waterclassical
To sink or submerge in water.
- 1.mixed trackclassical
A mixed or confused track, referring to the gait of a snake.
- 1.to move slowlyclassical
To move slowly or with difficulty, like a snake.
- 1.to wipeboth
To wipe something, like hands or a wound.
- 1.to wipe handsboth
To wipe one's hands, often with a cloth or similar material.
- 1.to smear with fatclassical
Said of a mustache or beard, meaning it was touched by fat or grease.
- 1.to clear away debrisclassical
To remove the loose or dead tissue from a wound.
- 2.to anoint a woundclassical
To apply oil or ointment to a wound.
- 1.to sweat from fatnessclassical
To sweat or exude fat, indicating corpulence.
- 1.their skins became greasyclassical
Said of animals, meaning their skins became oily or greasy.
- 1.to be like 'mata'classical
A variant pronunciation or spelling of 'mata' (when).
- 1.dewclassical
Dew, specifically referring to a type of dew.