طفح
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes the concept of overflowing, filling up, and rising to the brim. It extends to meanings of being full, abundant, and even rapid movement or excessive states.
Derived headwords
- 1.to overflowboth
The container, river, or basin filled up and rose to the point of overflowing.
- 2.to be fullboth
To be completely filled, to the point of rising or overflowing.
- 3.to riseclassical
Used metaphorically for the mind becoming elevated or full of thought.
- 1.overflowingboth
The act or state of overflowing; the rising of liquid above the brim.
- 2.abundanceclassical
A state of being full or abundant.
- 1.overflowingboth
A masdar (verbal noun) indicating the act of overflowing or rising to the brim.
- 1.to fillboth
To fill something up until it rises or overflows.
- 1.filling upclassical
The act of filling something until it overflows.
- 1.to fillboth
To fill something until it rises or overflows.
- 2.to take the scumclassical
To skim the scum or foam from the top of a pot.
- 1.overflowingboth
Full to the brim and rising, like a container or river.
- 2.fullboth
Completely filled, especially with drink or emotion.
- 3.rapidclassical
Describing a fast-moving animal, like a camel or horse.
- 4.dryclassical
Describing a stiff or unyielding joint, like a knee.
- 1.skimmerclassical
A ladle or skimmer used to take the scum or foam from the top of a pot.
- 1.scumboth
The foam or scum that rises to the surface of a liquid, like in a pot.
- 2.overflowing matterclassical
Anything that rises to the top or overflows.
- 1.to take the scumclassical
To skim the scum or foam from the top of a pot.
- 1.overflowingboth
A container that is full and overflowing from its sides.
- 1.full bowlboth
A large bowl that is completely full.
- 1.swift-legged camelclassical
A camel whose legs are fast and swift-moving.
- 1.earth's fullnessclassical
The entirety or fullness of the earth, used metaphorically for sins.
- 1.to give birth abundantlyclassical
A woman giving birth to many children, or giving birth after a full term.
- 1.to blow awayclassical
When the wind blows away light objects like cotton.
- 1.go awayclassical
An imperative used to tell someone to leave or depart.
- 1.stiffclassical
Describing a joint, like a knee, that is stiff and cannot be grasped easily.
- 1.to runclassical
To run or move swiftly across the land.
- 1.Itfihclassical
A village in Egypt.