م ذ ق
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of mixing, particularly diluting liquids like milk or drinks with water. It extends metaphorically to insincere or diluted affection, and also encompasses related concepts like being fickle, deceitful, or a wolf.
Derived headwords
- 1.diluted milkboth
Milk mixed with water.
- 1.to mix, diluteboth
To mix a liquid, especially milk or a drink, with water.
- 1.to be mixed, dilutedboth
The passive form of 'mذقه', indicating that something has been mixed or diluted.
- 1.to mix, diluteclassical
An alternative verb form for mixing or diluting, possibly less common or dialectal.
- 1.dilutionboth
The act or instance of mixing a liquid with water.
- 2.fickle, fickle-mindedclassical
Someone who is fickle or inconstant.
- 1.dilutedboth
Describing milk or a drink that has been mixed with water.
- 1.insincerityboth
Lack of sincerity or genuineness in affection or friendship.
- 2.deceitfulnessclassical
The quality of being deceitful or untrustworthy.
- 1.insincereboth
Not genuine or sincere, especially in relationships.
- 1.insincereclassical
Lacking sincerity or faithfulness.
- 2.fickleclassical
Prone to changing one's mind or affections easily.
- 1.ficklenessclassical
The state of being fickle or inconstant.
- 1.a portion of diluted milkboth
A small quantity of milk that has been mixed with water.
- 1.to give a portion of diluted milkclassical
To serve someone a portion of milk mixed with water.
- 1.dilutedclassical
Describing milk that has been diluted.
- 1.insincerityclassical
The act or quality of being insincere or deceitful.
- 1.liarclassical
A person who habitually tells lies.
- 1.the wolfclassical
A nickname for the wolf, due to its color resembling diluted milk.