زمخ
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily denotes arrogance, haughtiness, and pride, often expressed through physical posture like lifting the nose. It also extends to descriptions of difficult or distant paths and, metaphorically, to abundance in measure.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be arrogantboth
To exhibit pride and haughtiness, often characterized by a lifted nose.
- 1.arroganceboth
The state or quality of being arrogant and haughty.
- 1.to be haughtyclassical
To be proud and disdainful, often with a sense of superiority.
- 1.to be arrogantmodern
To behave in a way that shows a feeling of superiority to others; to be conceited.
- 1.to be conceitedmodern
To be excessively proud of oneself; to be vain.
- 1.arrogant noseclassical
A nose that is lifted in an expression of pride or haughtiness.
- 1.to be haughtyclassical
To be proud and disdainful, often with a sense of superiority.
- 1.haughtyclassical
One who is proud and lifts their nose in arrogance.
- 1.abundance (in measure)classical
A plentiful or abundant measure, especially in terms of كيل (kil, measuring).
- 1.distant passclassical
A mountain pass that is far away or difficult to traverse.
- 1.distant passclassical
A mountain pass that is far away or difficult to traverse.
- 1.distantclassical
Describing a path or pass that is far away.
- 2.difficultclassical
Describing a path or pass that is arduous or challenging.
- 1.steepclassical
Describing a path or pass that is very steep and difficult to ascend.