ءت م
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to joining, merging, or bringing things together. It extends to concepts of staying in a place, slowness, and specific botanical or anatomical terms. It also encompasses gatherings of people, particularly women, for various occasions.
Derived headwords
- 1.joining of two holesclassical
The joining of two holes, such as in a waterskin, where two separate holes become one.
- 2.cuttingclassical
The act of cutting.
- 3.residenceclassical
Staying or residing in a place.
- 4.slownessclassical
Slowness in movement or progress.
- 1.to reside in a placeclassical
To stay or reside in a place, similar to the verb 'أَتَنَ'.
- 1.wild olive treeclassical
A type of wild olive tree that grows in the mountains, characterized by its large size and inability to bear fruit. Its singular form is 'أَتَمَة'.
- 2.slownessclassical
Slowness, used to describe someone's pace.
- 1.wild olive tree (singular)classical
The singular form of 'أَتَمٌ', referring to a wild olive tree.
- 1.small of vulvaclassical
A woman who is small in the vulva.
- 2.wide vulvaclassical
A woman with a wide vulva, where the passages meet upon defloration; also called 'المفضاضة'.
- 1.to join togetherclassical
To join two things together.
- 1.to make her have a wide vulvaclassical
To make a woman have a wide vulva.
- 1.to make her have a wide vulvaclassical
To make a woman have a wide vulva.
- 1.gathering of womenboth
A gathering of women, especially for mourning or celebration.
- 2.mourning gatheringclassical
A gathering specifically for mourning, often involving wailing and lamentation.
- 3.gathering of young womenclassical
A gathering specifically of young, unmarried women.
- 1.gatherings of womenboth
The plural of 'المَأْتَم', referring to multiple gatherings of women.
- 1.slow camelsclassical
Camels that are slow or unable to move properly.
- 1.slownessclassical
Slowness in movement.
- 1.to be slowclassical
To be slow in movement or progress.