د وم
Root entry · 25 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of duration, permanence, and continuity, often associated with things that last or remain. It also extends to meanings of stillness, waiting, and even dizziness or a spinning sensation.
Derived headwords
- 1.nabq fruitclassical
A name for the fruit of the Sidr tree, known as nabq.
- 2.large treesclassical
Refers to large or tall trees, particularly the Sidr tree.
- 1.Dumat al-Jandalboth
A place name, also spelled Dūmāʼ al-Jandal, referring to a location or a fortress between Syria and Iraq.
- 2.testicleclassical
A term for a testicle, by analogy with the fruit of the Sidr tree.
- 3.woman's nameclassical
A name of a woman, described as a 'khimmāra' (veiled or possibly a singer/dancer).
- 1.Dumi (name)classical
A name, referring to Dumi ibn Qays, a companion who visited the Prophet.
- 1.Adama (place)classical
A place name, possibly a valley or a region, mentioned in poetry.
- 1.Yadum (mountain)classical
A mountain name, mentioned in poetry.
- 2.Yadum (valley)classical
A valley name, also used to interpret the poetic verse.
- 3.Yadum (river)classical
A river name in the land of Muzaynah.
- 1.dizzinessmodern
A sensation of dizziness or vertigo affecting the head.
- 2.whirlpoolclassical
The center of the sea where waves continuously move.
- 1.wineclassical
A rare term for wine, derived from a place named 'Madama' which was named after the Sidr tree.
- 1.to waitclassical
To wait or linger, often used in the context of horses or anticipation.
- 2.to circleclassical
To move in circles or hover, like birds or in a state of anticipation.
- 1.to waitclassical
To wait or look out for something.
- 2.to lastclassical
To endure or continue, used for concepts like lasting glory.
- 3.to exert oneselfclassical
To strive or exert oneself greatly in a matter.
- 4.to become dizzyclassical
To be overcome by dizziness or a spinning sensation.
- 1.continuous rainmodern
A steady, continuous rain, often implying moderation and duration.
- 2.steady actionclassical
Figuratively used to describe an action that is steady and continuous, like moderate rain.
- 1.affected by continuous rainclassical
Describing land that has been struck by steady, continuous rain.
- 1.to rollclassical
The act of rolling or coiling, such as wrapping a turban.
- 2.to move aroundclassical
To move around or circle, possibly related to the sound a bird makes.
- 1.permanentmodern
Lasting forever, eternal, or continuous.
- 2.stationaryclassical
Remaining in one place, not moving.
- 3.movingclassical
In contrast to stationary, it can also mean moving or in motion.
- 1.whirlpoolmodern
The center of the sea where waves continuously move and swirl.
- 2.vortexmodern
A spinning mass of fluid or air.
- 1.Madawwam (fortress)classical
A fortress located in Yemen.
- 1.to lastmodern
To continue or endure for a period of time.
- 1.circling of birdsclassical
The circling flight of birds around water.
- 1.notching an arrowclassical
The act of notching an arrow on the thumb before shooting.
- 2.keeping a pot warmclassical
Leaving a pot on the embers after cooking to keep it warm.
- 1.Madama (place)classical
A place name, originally named after the Sidr tree, from which the term for wine is derived.
- 1.Dumin (village)classical
A village near Homs.
- 1.Al-Dumi (person)both
A nisba referring to individuals from a place or lineage associated with the root 'Dūm'.
- 1.Al-Dimi (person)both
A nisba referring to individuals from a place or lineage associated with the root 'Dīm'.
- 1.to lastmodern
To continue to exist or happen for a period of time.
- 2.to remainmodern
To stay in a particular state or place.
- 1.waitingclassical
One who is waiting or looking out for something.
- 2.strivingclassical
One who is exerting great effort in a matter.
- 1.Madawwam (fortress)classical
A fortress in Yemen.