ذ ءم
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of blaming, criticizing, and demeaning someone. It extends to notions of driving someone away, causing them fear or disgrace, and also includes a less common meaning related to a spoken word.
Derived headwords
- 1.to blame, disparageboth
To criticize, find fault with, and hold in low regard someone or something.
- 2.to expel, drive awayboth
To forcefully remove someone from a place or situation.
- 3.to disgrace, humiliateboth
To cause someone to feel shame or dishonor.
- 1.blame, defectboth
A fault, flaw, or defect; also the act of blaming or criticizing.
- 1.blame, defectboth
A fault, flaw, or defect; also the act of blaming or criticizing. It can be pronounced with or without hamza.
- 1.blame, criticizeclassical
An imperative form of the verb meaning to blame or criticize.
- 1.blamed, disparagedboth
One who is criticized, blamed, or held in contempt.
- 2.expelled, driven awayboth
One who is forcefully removed or banished.
- 3.disgraced, humiliatedboth
One who has been subjected to shame or dishonor.
- 1.terror, dreadclassical
A state of intense fear or apprehension.
- 1.to terrifyclassical
To cause someone to feel terror or dread.
- 1.wordclassical
A spoken utterance or word.