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Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a specific type of plant, 'thaghamah', known for its green stalk that turns white when dry, often found in arid regions. It also extends metaphorically to describe whiteness, fullness, and emotional states like anger or joy, and physically to a wild dog.
Derived headwords
- 1.A plantclassical
A plant with a green stalk that turns white when dry, characterized by a thick hump and growing only on high, rocky ground. It is found in Najd and Tihamah.
- 2.Whitenessclassical
Used metaphorically to describe whiteness, particularly of hair, resembling the dried plant.
- 1.A single plantclassical
The singular form of 'thagham', referring to one plant of the described species.
- 1.Collective noun for plantsclassical
A collective noun for the 'thagham' plant, possibly with its 'alif' and 'hamzah' as replacements for the 'taa' marbutah of 'thaghamah'.
- 1.To grow abundantlyclassical
Said of a valley when the 'thagham' plant grows abundantly in it.
- 1.To become whiteclassical
Said of a head when its hair becomes white, resembling the 'thagham' plant.
- 1.To fill completelyclassical
To fill a container to its brim.
- 1.To angerclassical
To make someone angry.
- 2.To make happyclassical
To make someone happy.
- 1.Whiteclassical
A white color, like that of the 'thagham' plant.
- 1.Completely white-headedclassical
Describing a head that has become entirely white.
- 1.Wild dogclassical
A fierce or wild dog.
- 1.Kissing/Caressingclassical
A woman's kissing or caressing, similar to 'mufaghamah'.
- 1.To satiateclassical
To cause someone to feel overfull or satiated, often from eating too much.
- 1.Satiationclassical
The state of being overfull or satiated.