رمج

Root entry · 6 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to the actions of birds, specifically their droppings, and also encompasses terms for tools used in hunting and the act of spoiling or corrupting something, particularly written lines.

Derived headwords

رَمَجَverb

1.
to drop excrementclassical
The act of a bird expelling its droppings.

الرَّمَجnoun

1.
bird droppingsclassical
The excrement of a bird.

رَمَجَverb

1.
to spoil writingclassical
To corrupt or spoil lines of writing after they have been straightened and written, for example, by mixing them with dirt or sand.

الرَّامِجnoun

1.
lure for birds of preyclassical
A lure or decoy used for hunting birds of prey, such as falcons.

التَّرْمِيجnoun

1.
spoiling of writingclassical
The act of spoiling or corrupting lines of writing after they have been leveled and written, by mixing them with dirt or the like.

الرِّمَاحnoun

1.
spear jointsclassical
The joints or sections of a spear, referring to its tubular parts.

Parallel reading

الرمج: إلقاء الطير

Al-ramaj: the dropping of a bird.

سجه، أي ذرقه

Its droppings, meaning its excrement.

والرامج: ملواح يصطاد به الجوارح

And al-ramij: a lure used to hunt birds of prey.

كالصقور ونحوها

Such as falcons and the like.

والترميج: إفساد سطور بعد تسويتها وكتابتها

And al-tarmīj: spoiling lines after leveling and writing them.

بالسكر بالتراب ونحو

By mixing with dirt and the like.

يقال: رمج ما كتب بالتراب حتى فسد

It is said: he spoiled what was written with dirt until it was corrupted.

والرماج، كسحاب: كعوب الرمح وأنابيبه

And al-rimāj, like suhāb: the joints and tubular parts of a spear.