كمهد
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root appears to relate to concepts of thickness, greatness, and trembling or shaking. It is used to describe large physical attributes and involuntary bodily movements, particularly in young birds or elderly men.
Derived headwords
- 1.thick, greatclassical
A term for something thick and great, possibly referring to a large or robust physical attribute.
- 1.penis glansclassical
Refers to the glans penis, also known as the 'fishalah'.
- 2.penis shaftclassical
Alternatively, it can refer to the shaft of the penis, also called the 'kamrah' or 'kawsalah'.
- 1.to tremble, shakeclassical
Used to describe a young bird that trembles or shakes when its parent feeds it.
- 1.to tremble, shakeclassical
Describes a man who trembles or shakes due to old age.
- 1.to tremble, shakeclassical
Synonymous with 'akmahd' (Form IV), describing a young bird that trembles or shakes when fed by its parent.
- 1.to tremble, shakeclassical
Another variant synonymous with 'akmahd' (Form IV), referring to a young bird's trembling when fed.