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Root entry · 8 derived lemmas

This root appears to describe qualities related to roughness, coarseness, and a dark or black complexion, often applied to men or lions. It can also denote negative character traits like ill temper.

Derived headwords

الدماحسnoun

1.
Lionclassical
A term for a lion, indicating its strength and ferocity.
2.
Rough/coarse personclassical
A person characterized by roughness or coarseness.
3.
Ill-tempered personclassical
Someone with a bad disposition or ill temper.

كعلابطother

1.
Unknown/omittedclassical
This term is mentioned but its meaning is not provided, and it is noted as omitted by Al-Jawhari.

الدمحسnoun

1.
Dark/black manclassical
A man who is dark-skinned or black.
2.
Coarse/thick personclassical
A person who is coarse, thick, or robust.

اندماحسيadjective

1.
Dark/black (man)classical
Describing a man who is dark-skinned or black.

الدحمسadjective

1.
Dark/black (man)classical
Similar to 'al-damḥasī', referring to a man who is dark-skinned or black.

الدمحسيadjective

1.
Fat, strong, dark manclassical
A man who is fat, strong, and dark-skinned.

الدمحسadjective

1.
Thick/coarseclassical
Describing something or someone as thick or coarse.

الدماحسadjective

1.
Thick/coarseclassical
Describing something or someone as thick or coarse.

Parallel reading

وقال ابن خالويه: هو الأسد.

And Ibn Khilawayh said: It is the lion.

وقال الليث: الدمحس، واندمحسي، بالضم: الأسود من الرجال، كالدحمس.

And Al-Layth said: Al-Damḥas, and 'indamḥasī (with dammah): the black one among men, like Al-Daḥmas.

وقال ابن عباد: الدمحسي من الرجال: السمين الشديد مع غلظ وسواد.

And Ibn 'Abbad said: Al-Damḥasī among men: the fat, strong one with coarseness and blackness.

الدمحس والدماحس: الغليظ، عن الليث.

Al-Damḥas and Al-Damāḥis: the thick/coarse one, from Al-Layth.

الدماحس: السيئ الخلق.

Al-Damāḥis: the ill-tempered one.