مطخ
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of consuming food or drink excessively or improperly, often through licking or drawing. It extends to meanings of drawing water, defiling something, and describes negative character traits like foolishness, arrogance, and falsehood.
Derived headwords
- 1.to eat a lotmodern
To consume food in large quantities.
- 2.to lickmodern
To take something into the mouth with the tongue, especially to taste or consume it.
- 3.to draw watermodern
To draw water from a well using a bucket.
- 4.to defilemodern
To make something impure or tainted, especially one's honor or reputation.
- 5.to strikeclassical
To hit or strike someone with one's hand.
- 1.eating a lotmodern
The act of eating excessively.
- 2.lickingmodern
The act of licking.
- 3.drawing watermodern
The act of drawing water from a well.
- 4.defilementmodern
The act of defiling or making impure.
- 5.strikingclassical
The act of striking.
- 1.to eat a lotmodern
He eats a lot.
- 2.to lickmodern
He licks.
- 3.to draw watermodern
He draws water from the well.
- 4.to defilemodern
He defiles.
- 5.to strikeclassical
He strikes.
- 1.lickingclassical
One who licks, especially in the context of drinking water improperly.
- 1.drawnclassical
Describing a rope that has been used to draw water.
- 1.foolmodern
A foolish person.
- 2.arrogant personmodern
An arrogant or conceited individual.
- 3.vulgar personmodern
A person who is coarse, foul-mouthed, or indecent.
- 1.mudmodern
The sediment or mud left in a pool or water basin that is difficult to drink.
- 2.falsehoodmodern
Falsehood or lies.
- 1.liesclassical
A phrase used to describe a liar, indicating that their words are false and empty.
- 1.foolishmodern
Characterized by foolishness.
- 2.arrogantmodern
Characterized by arrogance or haughtiness.
- 3.vulgarmodern
Characterized by vulgarity or indecency.
- 1.sedimentmodern
The sediment or mud found in a water source.