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كثج
Root entry · 4 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of eating or consuming a large quantity of food, leading to fullness. It can also extend to the idea of acquiring or gathering a substantial amount of something.
Derived headwords
كَثَجَverb
- 1.ate sufficientlyboth
To eat from food until one has had enough.
- 2.ate abundantlyboth
To eat a large amount of food until one is full.
يَكْثِجُverb
- 1.eats sufficientlyboth
He eats from food until he has had enough.
- 2.eats abundantlyboth
He eats a large amount of food until he is full.
كَثَجَverb
- 1.acquired abundantlyclassical
To acquire or gather a large quantity of something, especially provisions.
يَكْثِجُverb
- 1.acquires abundantlyclassical
He acquires or gathers a large quantity of something.
Parallel reading
كثج من الطعام يكثج
He ate abundantly of food until he was full.
أكل منه ما يكفيه
He ate from it what was sufficient for him.
امتار منه فأكثر
He acquired from it and acquired abundantly.
فهو يكثج
And he is one who acquires abundantly.
كثج من الطعام: إذا أكثر منه حتى يمتلىء
To eat abundantly of food: if one eats a lot of it until one is full.