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Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of collapsing, falling down, or being demolished. It extends to the idea of something being overturned or broken into pieces, often implying a state of ruin or disrepair.
Derived headwords
دَهْدَمَهُverb
- 1.to demolish itboth
To cause something to collapse or be demolished, to break it down.
- 2.to overturn itclassical
To flip something over or turn it upside down, causing parts to fall upon each other.
دَهْدَمَةnoun
- 1.demolitionboth
The act or process of demolishing or collapsing.
- 2.ruinclassical
A state of being demolished or fallen into disrepair.
تَدَهْدَمَverb
- 1.to collapseboth
To fall down, to collapse, to crumble.
- 2.to fall into ruinclassical
To be demolished or to fall into a state of disrepair.
مُتَدَهْدِمadjective
- 1.collapsedboth
In a state of collapse or ruin.
- 2.demolishedclassical
Having been broken down or fallen apart.
مُتَدَهْدِمَةadjective
- 1.collapsed (fem.)both
In a state of collapse or ruin (feminine form).
Parallel reading
هو مثل (هدمه)
It is like (hadamah) - to demolish it.
والنؤي بعد عهده المدهدم
And the enclosure after its dilapidated state.
يعني الحاجز حول البيت إذا تهدم
Meaning the barrier around the house if it collapses.
دهدمه إذا (قلب بعضه على بعض)
He demolished it by (turning some of it upon itself).
وتدهدم الحائط: (سقط)
And the wall collapsed: (it fell).
وتجرجم كذلك
And it tumbled down similarly.