ج س م
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of the body, physical form, and size. It extends to describe things that are large, substantial, or elevated, and can also refer to specific tribes or historical entities.
Derived headwords
- 1.bodyboth
The physical structure of a person or animal, or a collection of limbs and organs.
- 2.entityclassical
Something that has length, width, and depth; a physical object.
- 1.large bodyboth
A large physical form, often referring to people, camels, or other animals.
- 2.bodyclassical
Synonymous with 'jism' (body) or 'jasad' (body).
- 1.bodyboth
The physical body, especially of a deceased person.
- 2.personclassical
An individual person, sometimes used to describe someone's physical build.
- 1.bodiesboth
Plural of 'jism', referring to multiple physical bodies or entities.
- 1.bodiesclassical
Plural of 'jism', often used in classical contexts.
- 1.to be largeboth
To be great in size, stature, or importance.
- 1.greatnessboth
The state or quality of being large, significant, or important.
- 1.largeboth
Of great size or stature; corpulent or bulky.
- 2.elevatedclassical
Referring to land that is high or elevated, especially when covered by water.
- 1.largeboth
Plural of 'jasim', referring to large things or beings.
- 1.largeclassical
Plural of 'jasim', used for feminine nouns or in classical poetry.
- 1.Banu Jawsamclassical
An ancient Arab tribe that has since become extinct.
- 1.Banu Jashimclassical
Another ancient Arab tribe that has since become extinct.
- 1.to tackle the main partclassical
To address or deal with the most significant or substantial part of a matter.