نغغ
Root entry · 4 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes various fleshy growths, lumps, or soft tissues, particularly in the throat, ears, or around the mouth. It also extends to meanings of weakness, foolishness, and a specific type of movement.
Derived headwords
- 1.foolish, weak personclassical
An individual characterized by foolishness and weakness.
- 2.vulvaclassical
The vulva, specifically described as having fleshy protuberances or lumps.
- 3.part of throatclassical
A specific location in the throat, situated between the uvula and the base of the throat.
- 4.fleshy growth in throatclassical
A piece of flesh found in the throat near the tonsils or uvula.
- 5.lump on camel's neckclassical
A lump or growth that appears on a camel's neck when it chews its cud.
- 6.movementclassical
Refers to a type of movement.
- 1.fleshy growths in throatclassical
Plural of 'نغنغ', referring to fleshy growths or lumps in the throat.
- 2.growths in earsclassical
Fleshy excrescences or growths found inside the ears.
- 1.to be afflicted with a diseaseclassical
To be afflicted with a disease, specifically affecting the 'نغنغ' (a part of the throat or neck). The verb is used in the passive voice.
- 1.fleshy part of earclassical
The fleshy part at the base of the ears, inside the throat, affected by 'عذرة' (a type of inflammation or sore).
- 2.flabby swellingclassical
Any swelling characterized by looseness or flabbiness.
- 3.hanging flesh in earclassical
Fleshy tissue that hangs down inside the ear.
- 4.gland in throatclassical
A gland located in the throat.