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Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with concepts of staying in a place, persisting, being stubborn, and engaging deeply in something, often with negative connotations like lying or acting foolishly. It also extends to physical descriptions of the jaw area and includes place names and a type of fur.
Derived headwords
- 1.to stay, resideboth
To remain or settle in a place for a duration.
- 2.to persist, be diligentboth
To be steadfast or diligent in an action or endeavor.
- 1.to lieclassical
To engage in falsehood or deception.
- 2.to persist (in lying)classical
To continue stubbornly in lying.
- 1.to be stubborn, obstinateclassical
To be intractable or refuse to yield.
- 2.to persist in lyingclassical
To delve deeply into falsehood and continue in it.
- 1.to act foolishly, be insolentclassical
To behave in a wild, unrestrained, or insolent manner.
- 1.to eat continuouslyboth
To continue eating without leaving anything, to be unsparing in consumption.
- 1.to delve into, dominateboth
To enter deeply into an affair, to seize it, persist in it, and overcome it.
- 1.jaw areaclassical
The meeting point of the two jaws in the middle of the chin, or their tips near the chin tuft.
- 2.part of the jawclassical
The two parts of the jaw that move, distinct from the temples.
- 3.boneclassical
Two adhering bones, which if broken from a dove, its eggs would not be retained.
- 4.tailboneclassical
The coccyx or tailbone.
- 1.Zimki (animal)classical
A type of animal, possibly a fox or similar creature.
- 1.wonder, amazementclassical
A feeling of surprise or astonishment.
- 2.transgression, excessclassical
Going beyond limits or boundaries.
- 3.obstinacy, persistenceclassical
Stubbornness or unwavering persistence.
- 4.dominance, victoryclassical
Overcoming or gaining control.
- 5.lying, falsehoodclassical
The act of telling lies.
- 1.doorclassical
A gate or entrance.
- 1.part of the nightclassical
A portion or hour of the night.
- 1.fur, peltboth
A type of fur, considered fine and suitable for moderate climates.
- 1.from Samarkandboth
A nisba indicating origin from the city of Samarkand.
- 2.from Diyarbakirboth
A nisba indicating origin from a Kurdish castle in Diyarbakir.
- 1.foolish, simple-mindedclassical
A woman characterized by foolishness or lack of intelligence.
- 1.juristboth
A nisba referring to a jurist or scholar.
- 1.persistence in evilclassical
Stubbornly continuing in a negative course of action, especially in wrongdoing.
- 1.to be skilled, abundantclassical
To be proficient or to have an abundance in something, particularly in criticism or blame.
- 1.jaw tipclassical
The extremity of the jaw.
- 1.to persist in eating/drinkingclassical
To continue consuming food or drink persistently.
- 1.hip joint areaclassical
The place where the hips meet.
- 1.fox-like animalclassical
An animal resembling a fox, likely a loanword.
- 1.fortress near Cordobaboth
A strong fortress in the region of Cordoba.