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Root entry · 4 derived lemmas

This root primarily describes things that are strong, intense, or large, particularly in the context of camels and terrain. It also extends to describe a person's character as easygoing or generous, and can refer to specific individuals.

Derived headwords

الدَّهْثَمnoun

1.
Strong camelclassical
Refers to a strong, robust, or intense camel.
2.
Easygoing manclassical
A man who is easygoing and gentle in his disposition.
3.
Easy terrainclassical
Refers to land that is flat, easy to traverse, and smooth.
4.
Generous manclassical
A man who is generous and giving.
5.
Falconclassical
A name given to a falcon.
6.
Seaclassical
A name given to the sea.

دَهْثَمَةnoun

1.
Easy terrainclassical
Refers to land that is flat, easy to traverse, and smooth.
2.
Easygoing characterclassical
Describes a person's character as being gentle and easygoing.

دَهْثَمَانname

1.
A person's nameclassical
A name given to a man, derived from the root's meaning of being easygoing or gentle.

دَهْثَمname

1.
A person's nameclassical
A name of a transmitter of hadith, whose reliability was questioned by some scholars.

Parallel reading

الدهثم، كجعفر: الشديد من الإبل.

Al-dahtham, like Ja'far: the strong one of camels.

الرجل السهل الخلق

The man of easy disposition.

وهي دهثمة دمثة الأخلاق.

And she is of a gentle, easygoing character.

الأرض السهلة

The easy terrain.

ثم تنحت عن مقام الحوم ... لعطن رابي المقام دهشم ...

Then you move away from the place of gathering... to a watering place of abundant water, easy to approach...

المكان الوطيء السهل الدمس.

The low, easy, smooth place.

دهثم بن قران اليمامي المحدث

Dahtham bin Qurran Al-Yamami, the hadith narrator.

وقد روى دهثم عن أبيه، ويحيى بن أبي كثير، وعمران بن خارجة

And Dahtham narrated from his father, Yahya bin Abi Kathir, and Imran bin Kharijah.

والدهثم: الرجل السخي المعطاء.

And Al-dahtham: the generous, giving man.

تقول العرب للصقر: الزهدم، وللبحر: الدهثم.

The Arabs call the falcon 'Al-zahdam', and the sea 'Al-dahtham'.