تنخ
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of staying, settling, or remaining in a place, often implying a firm or established presence. It can also extend to meanings of being stubborn, persistent, or deeply entrenched, particularly in conflict.
Derived headwords
- 1.to stay, settleboth
To stay or settle in a place, to abide there.
- 1.staying, settlingboth
The act of staying or settling in a place.
- 1.to stay, resideboth
To stay or reside in a place.
- 1.to stay, settleboth
To stay or settle in a place, similar to تنوخ.
- 1.staying, residentboth
One who is staying or residing in a place.
- 1.staying, residentboth
One who is staying or residing in a place.
- 1.Tanuخ (tribe name)classical
A tribe from Yemen, named after their act of settling and forming alliances.
- 1.to be indisposed, nauseatedboth
To feel indisposed or nauseated, often due to overeating or other causes.
- 1.to be indisposed, nauseatedboth
To be indisposed or nauseated, especially from rich food.
- 1.to make indisposedboth
To cause someone to become indisposed or nauseated.
- 1.felt nauseatedboth
His soul or self felt indisposed or nauseated.
- 1.felt nauseatedboth
His soul or self felt indisposed or nauseated, similar to تنخت نفسه.
- 1.to be firm, entrenchedboth
To be firm, entrenched, or deeply rooted in something, especially in conflict.
- 1.to be firm withboth
To be firm or steadfast with someone, especially in war.
- 1.to be steadfast withboth
To be steadfast or firm with someone, particularly in battle.