ل ط س
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns striking, hitting, or stamping something, often with force or a broad object. It extends to throwing, breaking stones, and metaphorically to rough or forceful actions like waves or heavy footsteps.
Derived headwords
- 1.to strikeboth
To strike something with a broad object.
- 2.to throwboth
To throw a stone or similar object.
- 3.to slapclassical
To slap someone.
- 4.to breakclassical
To strike one stone against another to break it.
- 5.to tread heavilyboth
To tread heavily or stamp on something.
- 1.strikingboth
The act of striking something with a broad object.
- 2.throwingboth
The act of throwing a stone or similar object.
- 3.slappingclassical
The act of slapping.
- 4.breaking stonesclassical
The act of striking stones together to break them.
- 5.heavy treadingboth
The act of treading heavily or stamping.
- 1.pickaxeclassical
A thick pickaxe used for breaking stones.
- 2.heavy stoneclassical
A large stone used to crush nuts, similar to a ملدم.
- 3.hoofboth
A horse's hoof that treads heavily or forcefully.
- 4.grinding stone toolclassical
A tool used to grind millstones.
- 1.heavy stoneclassical
A large stone used to crush nuts, similar to a ملدم.
- 2.hoofboth
A horse's hoof that treads heavily or forcefully.
- 3.grinding stone toolclassical
A tool used to grind millstones.
- 4.large rockclassical
A large, elongated rock.
- 1.pickaxesclassical
Plural of ملطس, referring to tools for breaking stones.
- 2.large stonesclassical
Plural of ملطس, referring to large stones used for crushing.
- 3.hoovesboth
Plural of ملطس, referring to forceful horse hooves.
- 1.stone chiselsclassical
Iron chisels used for carving or chipping stones.
- 2.large stonesclassical
Plural of ملطس, referring to large stones used for crushing.
- 1.crashingboth
Describing waves that crash against each other.
- 1.to get smearedclassical
To become smeared or covered with something, like mud.