م ط ق
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the act of tasting, savoring, and the sounds associated with it. It also extends to concepts of sweetness, a specific ailment in date palms, and the cracking or breaking of objects.
Derived headwords
- 1.Date palm ailmentclassical
A disease that affects date palms, preventing them from bearing fruit. This usage is attributed to Abu Zayd and is considered an Azd dialect term.
- 1.Sweetnessboth
The quality of being sweet, particularly referring to the sweetness of dates.
- 1.To savorboth
To taste something with relish, often accompanied by a sound.
- 2.To make a sound with the tongueclassical
To make a sound with the tongue against the roof of the mouth, typically when enjoying something.
- 3.To smack lipsboth
To press one lip against the other, often with a sound, indicating enjoyment.
- 1.Savoringboth
The act of tasting something with relish and enjoyment.
- 2.Making a sound with the tongueclassical
The act of making a sound with the tongue against the roof of the mouth when savoring something.
- 3.Smacking lipsboth
The act of pressing one lip against the other with a sound, often indicating pleasure.
- 1.Licking lipsboth
The act of moving the tongue around the mouth after eating, as if searching for remaining food particles between the teeth.
- 2.Savoringboth
The act of tasting something with relish.
- 1.Crackedclassical
To become cracked or split, referring to an object like a bow.
- 1.To savorboth
To taste something with relish.