دءض
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of fullness, plumpness, and being free from defects or deficiencies, particularly in the context of animal hides or bodies. It also touches upon the idea of abundance, specifically in milk.
Derived headwords
- 1.plumpness, fullnessclassical
Refers to a state of being plump, full, and well-fed, often used to describe animals or their hides.
- 2.abundance of milkclassical
Signifies a plentiful supply of milk, suggesting richness and abundance.
- 1.to be plump, fullclassical
The past tense verb indicating a state of being plump, full, and having no deficiencies.
- 1.to be plump, fullclassical
The present tense verb indicating a state of being plump, full, and having no deficiencies.
- 1.plumpness, fullnessclassical
The verbal noun (masdar) of 'd'aḍa', signifying the state of being plump, full, and free from any lack or defect.
- 1.fullness, lack of deficiencyclassical
A variant spelling and pronunciation of 'al-da'ḍ', meaning fullness and the absence of any deficiency, particularly in hides.
- 1.to be full, not deficientclassical
The past tense verb, a variant of 'd'aḍa', indicating a state of being full and without deficiency.
- 1.to be full, not deficientclassical
The present tense verb, a variant of 'yad'aḍu', indicating a state of being full and without deficiency.
- 1.fullness, lack of deficiencyclassical
The verbal noun (masdar) of 'da'aṣa', signifying the state of being full and without deficiency, especially in hides.
- 1.fullness, lack of deficiencyclassical
Another variant spelling and pronunciation, also meaning fullness and the absence of deficiency.
- 1.deficiency, lackclassical
Refers to a defect, deficiency, or lack, particularly in the context of animal hides.