ث ع ع
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of vomiting, including its various forms, sounds, and associated actions. It also extends to related concepts like expulsion and, metaphorically, speech impediments or sounds.
Derived headwords
- 1.to vomitboth
To expel stomach contents through the mouth.
- 1.vomitclassical
The matter expelled during vomiting.
- 1.to vomitboth
The present tense form of the verb meaning to vomit.
- 1.to vomit forthclassical
To vomit something out, specifically something that emerges from the gut.
- 1.vomitingclassical
A single instance or episode of vomiting.
- 1.pearlclassical
A pearl, referring to its lustrous quality.
- 2.oyster shellclassical
The shell of an oyster, often associated with pearls.
- 3.red woolclassical
Wool that has been dyed red.
- 1.to gush out (vomit)classical
Vomit gushing forth from the mouth.
- 2.to flow out (blood)classical
Blood flowing out from the nose or a wound.
- 1.gushing outclassical
The act of blood flowing out profusely, as from the nostrils.
- 1.lispclassical
Speech impediment characterized by a lisp or unclear pronunciation.
- 2.sound of vomitingclassical
The sound made by someone who is vomiting.
- 3.continuous vomitingclassical
The act of repeatedly vomiting.
- 1.to vomit continuouslyclassical
To be in the state of continuous vomiting.
- 1.to vomitclassical
A variant form of the verb 'to vomit', used in the first person singular past tense.
- 1.to vomit continuouslyclassical
To vomit repeatedly, similar to 'ثعثع'.
- 1.to gush outclassical
To flow out forcefully, used for vomit or blood.