دهمج
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes various types of walking and movement, ranging from slow and deliberate to fast and expansive. It also extends to describing large or imposing physical forms, particularly in animals like camels.
Derived headwords
- 1.slow, restricted gaitclassical
A manner of walking that is slow and as if one is restricted or in fetters.
- 1.to walk as if restrictedclassical
To walk in a manner resembling someone who is in fetters or restricted.
- 1.to walk with a wide, easy stridemodern
To walk with a broad, smooth, and easy gait.
- 1.to walk slowlymodern
To walk at a slow pace.
- 2.to speed upmodern
To move quickly or hasten one's pace.
- 1.to exaggerate a storyclassical
To add to or embellish a piece of news or a story.
- 1.mixed gaitclassical
A mixture in walking, or a close approach of steps.
- 2.slow walkingclassical
Walking at a slow pace.
- 3.speeding upmodern
The act of hastening one's pace or moving quickly.
- 1.wide, easy stridemodern
A gait that is broad, easy, and smooth.
- 1.large in buildmodern
Large in creation or build, applied to anything.
- 1.camel with two humpsclassical
A camel with two humps, considered a loanword.
- 1.fast-paced walkermodern
Describing something that walks with a close, fast stride.
- 1.fast-paced walkermodern
One who walks with a close, fast stride.
- 1.camel with two humpsclassical
A camel with two humps.
- 1.camel with two humpsclassical
A camel with two humps.