ل غ ط
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of sound, specifically indistinct, noisy, or confused sounds. It extends to the act of making such sounds and the resulting clamor or hubbub.
Derived headwords
- 1.Noise, clamorboth
A loud, confused, or indistinct sound, often associated with a group of people. It can refer to general noise or a hubbub.
- 2.Indistinct soundsclassical
Sounds that are unclear and cannot be understood, often implying a lack of clarity or meaning.
- 1.Noises, clamorsboth
The plural form of 'laghaṭ', referring to multiple instances of noise, clamor, or indistinct sounds.
- 1.They made noiseboth
The past tense verb indicating that a group of people made noise, clamor, or indistinct sounds.
- 1.Making noise (gerund)classical
The verbal noun (masdar) of the Form II verb, signifying the act of making noise or clamor.
- 1.They made noiseclassical
The past tense verb, likely from Form IV, indicating the act of making noise or clamor.
- 1.Making noise (gerund)classical
The verbal noun (masdar) of the Form IV verb, signifying the act of making noise or clamor.
- 1.It made noiseclassical
The past tense verb, referring to something (like pigeons) making a specific type of sound.