لذع
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThe root لذع (l-dh-ʿ) primarily relates to sharp, stinging sensations, whether physical or emotional. It extends to concepts of burning, pain, and quick, intelligent action. It also encompasses marking animals and, metaphorically, breaking promises or exhibiting sharp wit.
Derived headwords
- 1.to sting, to painboth
To cause a sharp, stinging pain, often emotionally, like love affecting the heart.
- 2.to scorch lightlyboth
To touch with a light burning or scorching sensation, like fire touching something.
- 3.to brandclassical
To mark an animal, specifically a camel, with a hot iron on its thigh or forearm.
- 1.stinging painboth
A sharp, stinging pain, often emotional.
- 2.light burnboth
A light burning or scorching sensation.
- 3.branding markclassical
The mark made by branding an animal.
- 4.sharp wordsboth
Painful or hurtful words spoken sharply.
- 5.fermented drinkclassical
A type of wine or fermented drink that has a sharp or stinging quality.
- 1.a stingboth
A single instance of a sharp, stinging sensation.
- 2.a light burnboth
A single light burn or scorch.
- 3.a branding markclassical
A single mark from branding, specifically on the inner forearm.
- 1.brandedclassical
An animal, particularly a camel, that has been branded with a light mark.
- 1.unreliable in promiseclassical
Someone who promises good things verbally but fails to fulfill them; breaking their word.
- 1.quick-witted, intelligentboth
Possessing a sharp, quick, and intelligent mind; astute and perceptive.
- 2.sharp, fieryclassical
Describing someone with a sharp intellect and a fiery disposition, like being burned by fire due to their intelligence.
- 1.quick-witted, intelligentboth
Possessing a sharp, quick, and intelligent mind; astute and perceptive.
- 1.to burn with painclassical
A wound or sore that burns with pain, especially when it becomes purulent.
- 2.to writhe in angerclassical
To move restlessly, turning left and right and moving one's tongue, out of anger.
- 3.to travel swiftlyclassical
To travel with good speed, moving swiftly and energetically.
- 4.to be sharp-mindedclassical
To have one's mind become sharp and active; to be mentally alert.
- 1.burning painclassical
The sensation of burning pain, especially in a wound.
- 2.restless movementclassical
Restless, agitated movement, often associated with anger.
- 3.swift travelclassical
Traveling with great speed and energy.
- 4.mental alertnessclassical
The state of having a sharp, active, and quick mind.
- 1.sharpness of mindclassical
The quality of being sharp-minded and quick-witted.
- 1.sharp wordsclassical
Painful or hurtful words that sting the listener.
- 1.to flutter wingsclassical
For a bird to flutter its wings briefly and then move them slightly.