ج ل ع م

Root entry · 4 derived lemmas

This root appears to be related to specific tribal names and descriptive terms for animals and character traits. It primarily denotes a specific lineage within the Quda'a tribe and also describes an old female camel and a person lacking modesty.

Derived headwords

الجلاعمname

1.
A lineage of Banu Suhmaclassical
A specific lineage or clan belonging to the tribe of Banu Suhma, who are descendants of Quda'a. They are known by this name and historically resided between Al-Yamama and Bahrain.

قضعمnoun

1.
Old female camelclassical
A term used to describe an old and worn-out female camel.

جلعمnoun

1.
Shameless personclassical
A person who lacks modesty or shame.

جلعمnoun

1.
Old female camelclassical
A term used to describe an old and worn-out female camel, similar to 'qad'am'.

Parallel reading

الجلاعم أهمله الجوهري، وهو بطن من بني سحمة

Al-Jala'im was neglected by Al-Jawhari, and it is a lineage from Banu Suhma.

وهم من قضاعة

And they are from Quda'a.

أمهم سحمة بنت كعب ابن عمرو بن خيليل بن غبشان، بها يعرفون

Their mother is Suhma bint Ka'b ibn Amr ibn Khulail ibn Ghubshan, by whom they are known.

ينزلون فيما بين اليمامة والبحرين

They reside between Al-Yamama and Bahrain.

يقال للناقة الهرمة: قضعم وجلعم

An old female camel is called: qad'am and jul'am.

الجعلعم: القليل الحياء

Al-Jul'am: the one with little shame.