د ج م
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns concepts of darkness, obscurity, and overwhelming emotions, often associated with sadness or love. It also extends to meanings of companionship, habits, and speech.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be sadclassical
To experience sadness or grief. This meaning is noted by Ibn Barri and Ibn Sidah.
- 2.to darkenclassical
Used to describe the night becoming dark and obscure. This meaning is associated with the form 'dajama' (كنصر).
- 1.sadnessclassical
The state of being sad or grieving.
- 2.darknessclassical
The obscurity or darkness of the night.
- 1.blowclassical
A strike or blow from something.
- 2.overwhelmingnessclassical
The state of being overwhelmed or submerged, often used metaphorically for love or falsehood.
- 3.darknessclassical
Obscurity or darkness.
- 4.habitclassical
A custom or habit.
- 1.blowclassical
A strike or blow from something.
- 2.overwhelmingnessclassical
The state of being overwhelmed or submerged, often used metaphorically for love or falsehood.
- 3.darknessclassical
Obscurity or darkness.
- 4.habitclassical
A custom or habit.
- 5.companionclassical
A close friend or companion.
- 1.darknessclassical
The darkness or obscurity of the night.
- 1.overwhelmingnessclassical
The state of being overwhelmed or submerged, often used metaphorically for love or falsehood.
- 1.companionsclassical
Close friends or companions.
- 1.habitsclassical
Customs or habits.
- 1.habitclassical
A custom or habit. The singular form is 'dajmah' (دجمة) with a kasra.
- 1.wordclassical
A word or utterance. The phrase 'ma sami'tu lahu dajmah' means 'I did not hear a word from him'.
- 1.characterclassical
Disposition or character.
- 1.characterclassical
Disposition or character, similar to 'dajm' (دجم).
- 1.to accompanyclassical
To be a companion to someone.
- 1.wayclassical
A manner, way, or method.
- 1.wayclassical
A manner, way, or method, similar to 'dujmah' (دجمة).
- 1.special companionsclassical
A select group of close companions, the 'special of the special'.
- 1.companionclassical
A companion or associate.
- 1.companionclassical
A companion or associate.