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Root entry · 6 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to fine powder, dust, or flour. It also extends to concepts of smoothing, crushing, and rapid movement, often metaphorically.

Derived headwords

الدَّرْمَكnoun
  1. 1.
    fine flourclassical

    Refers to the fine flour of freshly ground grain, specifically from a mill.

  2. 2.
    fine dustclassical

    Can also refer to very fine, soft dust or earth.

دَرْمَكverb
  1. 1.
    to crush finelyclassical

    To grind or crush something until it becomes very fine, like dust or powder.

  2. 2.
    to smoothclassical

    To make a surface smooth, often by rubbing or grinding.

  3. 3.
    to run quicklyclassical

    To move with speed, either by running or by taking quick steps.

ودرمك البناء درمكة ملسه — And he smoothed the building, making it smooth.
درمك درمكة: عدا فأسرع أو قارب الخطو — He ran quickly or took short, fast steps.
دِرْمَكَةnoun
  1. 1.
    fine powderclassical

    The state of being crushed or ground into fine particles.

  2. 2.
    smoothnessclassical

    The quality of being smooth, often applied to surfaces.

  3. 3.
    rapid movementclassical

    The act of running or moving with quick, short steps.

الدِّرْمَكnoun
  1. 1.
    fine powder/dustclassical

    Refers to something that has been crushed or ground into very fine particles, such as fine dust or even kohl.

الدَّرْمُوكnoun
  1. 1.
    thick rugclassical

    A thick, soft carpet or rug, similar to a 'darnook'.

دِرْمَكname
  1. 1.
    male given nameclassical

    The name of a man, specifically Darmak bin Amr, who narrated a hadith.

Parallel reading

دقيق الحوارى
fine flour of the mill
هو التراب الناعم الدقيق
it is the fine, soft dust
له درمك في رأسه ومشارب
He has fine dust on his head and drinking places
وتربتها الدرمك
and its earth is fine dust
الدرمك: الذي يدرمك حتى يكون دقاقا من كل شيء، الدقيق والكحل وغيرهما
Ad-durmak: that which is crushed until it becomes fine particles of anything, like flour, kohl, and others.
امسح من الدرمك عني فاكا إني أراك خاطبا كذاكا
Wipe the dust from your mouth, for I see you proposing like that.
فلان كذاك: أي سفلة من الناس
So-and-so is like that: meaning low-class people.
الدرموك، بالضم: الطنفسه كالدرنوك
Ad-durmook, with damma: a carpet, like ad-darnook.
صليت معه على درموك قد طبق البيت كله ويرى درنوك
I prayed with him on a thick rug that covered the whole house, and a darnook was seen.
درمك درمكة: عدا فأسرع أو قارب الخطو
He ran quickly or took short, fast steps.
ودرمك البناء درمكة ملسه
And he smoothed the building, making it smooth.
ودرمكت الإبل الحوض: إذا دقته وكسرته
And the camels trampled the basin: if they crushed and broke it.
وهو درمك بن عمرو: حدث عن أبي إسحاق، له حديث تفرد به
And he is Darmak bin Amr: he narrated from Abu Ishaq, he has a unique hadith.