جمخ
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of arrogance, pride, and boasting. It also extends to meanings related to sending or propelling things, and in a more physical sense, to jumping or leaping.
Derived headwords
- 1.Arrogance, prideboth
The state of being arrogant and boastful.
- 2.Throwing, propellingclassical
The act of sending or propelling something, particularly horses or dice.
- 3.Leaping, jumpingclassical
The act of leaping or jumping.
- 4.Flowingclassical
The act of flowing, as in a stream.
- 1.To be arrogantboth
To exhibit pride and boastfulness.
- 2.To send, propelclassical
To send forth or propel something, such as horses or dice.
- 3.To leapclassical
To leap or jump.
- 4.To flowclassical
To flow, as a liquid.
- 5.To change, spoilclassical
For meat to change or spoil.
- 1.Arrogance, prideboth
The state of being arrogant and boastful.
- 2.Sending, propellingclassical
The act of sending or propelling something.
- 3.Leapingclassical
The act of leaping.
- 4.Flowingclassical
The act of flowing.
- 1.Arrogant, proudboth
Characterized by arrogance and boastfulness.
- 1.Arrogance, prideboth
A state of arrogance and boastfulness.
- 1.Arrogance, prideboth
A state of arrogance and boastfulness.
- 1.To boast against, rival in prideboth
To compete with someone in arrogance or pride.
- 1.Boasting against, rivalry in prideboth
The act of competing with someone in arrogance or pride.
- 1.To send horsesclassical
To send horses forth, to set them in motion.
- 1.To propel diceclassical
To propel or throw dice.
- 1.To stand erect, to riseclassical
To become erect or to rise up.
- 1.Throwing, propelling (dice)classical
The act of throwing or propelling dice, similar to جمخ.
- 1.To throw (dice)classical
To throw or propel dice, as in a game.
- 1.To play (with dice)classical
To play with dice, throwing them back and forth.
- 1.To spoil, change (meat)classical
For meat to spoil or change its quality.