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ج ح ش م
Root entry · 4 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes something that is swollen, bloated, or puffed up, particularly referring to the sides of a camel. It can also extend to the concept of being large or bulky.
Derived headwords
الجَحْشَمnoun
- 1.swollen camelclassical
A camel whose flanks are swollen or puffed out.
جَحْشَمَverb
- 1.to be swollenclassical
To become swollen or puffed out, especially in the flanks.
مُجَحْشِمadjective
- 1.swollen-sidedclassical
Having swollen or puffed-out flanks.
جُحْشُمnoun
- 1.bulky thingclassical
Something large, bulky, or swollen.
Parallel reading
الجحشم بالشين المعجمة: البعير المنتفخ الجنبين
Al-juhshum, with the letter shīn (ش), is a camel that is swollen in its flanks.
المنتفج، بالجيم
The puffed-up one, with the letter jīm (ج).
قال الفقعسي: (نيطت بجوز جحشم كماتر ... )
Al-Fuq'asī said: (It was hung on the flank of a swollen [camel] like...