ضغغ
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to abundance, lushness, and prosperity, particularly concerning vegetation and fertile land. It also extends to concepts of softness, tenderness, and sometimes to indistinct speech or chewing.
Derived headwords
- 1.Fertility, abundanceboth
Refers to lushness, spaciousness, and abundant vegetation. It signifies a state of prosperity and plenty.
- 1.Fertility, abundanceboth
A state of fertility, spaciousness, and abundant vegetation.
- 2.Full durationclassical
The complete or full duration of time.
- 1.Lush meadowclassical
A fertile meadow or pasture, described as verdant and rich with plants.
- 2.Abundant grassboth
A large quantity of grass or vegetation.
- 3.Thin doughclassical
A thin or watery dough.
- 4.Group of peopleclassical
A mixed group or gathering of people.
- 5.Soft foodboth
Tender and soft food, or a soft and pleasant way of living.
- 1.Fertile areasboth
Plural of ضغيغة, referring to fertile, lush, or abundant areas.
- 1.Thin doughclassical
Thin or watery dough, similar to ضغيغة.
- 1.To enter into prosperityclassical
To enter into a state of abundance, prosperity, or soft living.
- 1.To become lushboth
Said of land when its vegetation becomes lush and well-watered.
- 1.To become lushboth
Similar to أضغت, meaning the land's vegetation has become lush and well-watered.
- 1.Chewing indistinctlyclassical
The act of chewing something without teeth, or chewing something tough.
- 2.Indistinct speechclassical
Speaking unclearly or indistinctly.
- 3.Excess in speechclassical
An increase or excess in speech; verbosity.
- 1.To chew indistinctlyclassical
To chew something without proper teeth, or to chew something tough or not fully masticated.
- 2.To speak indistinctlyclassical
To utter words unclearly.
- 1.Foolish personclassical
An adjective or noun referring to a foolish or simple-minded person.