ر ءم
Root entry · 31 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns affection, attachment, and fondness, particularly between a mother and child. It extends to concepts of healing, joining, and intense effort, with some specialized or metaphorical uses.
Derived headwords
- 1.to love and be attached toboth
To love something and become accustomed to it, adhering to it closely.
- 2.to heal and joinclassical
Used for a wound, meaning it healed and joined together.
- 1.healing and joiningclassical
The state of a wound healing and joining together.
- 2.affection and attachmentboth
Affection and attachment, particularly of a mother to her young.
- 1.healing and joiningclassical
The state of a wound healing and joining together.
- 2.affection and attachmentboth
Affection and attachment, particularly of a mother to her young.
- 1.to be affectionate towardsboth
A she-camel showing affection towards her young, adhering to it and loving it.
- 1.to be affectionate towardsboth
She-camel showing affection towards her young, adhering to it and loving it.
- 1.affection and attachmentboth
Affection and attachment, particularly of a mother to her young.
- 1.affectionateboth
Affectionate towards her young, showing great fondness and attachment.
- 2.familiar and friendlyclassical
A sheep that is very familiar and friendly, licking the clothes of passersby.
- 1.affectionateboth
Affectionate towards her young, showing fondness and attachment.
- 1.to make affectionate towardsboth
To make a she-camel affectionate towards another's young, or towards the 'ra'm' (young).
- 1.to healboth
A wound healed or began to heal.
- 1.healingboth
The act of healing a wound until it is cured or joined.
- 1.to forceclassical
To force a person to do something.
- 1.to twist tightlyboth
To twist a rope very tightly.
- 1.to repairclassical
To repair or mend the crack in a cup.
- 1.young animalboth
The young animal, especially the young of a gazelle or the young of a foster mother.
- 2.riverclassical
A river.
- 3.young of a foster motherclassical
The young that a foster mother suckles, which is not her own offspring.
- 1.its youngboth
Her young, which she is affectionate towards.
- 1.pure white gazelleclassical
A gazelle that is completely white, dwelling in the desert.
- 1.gazellesclassical
Plural of 'ri'm', referring to pure white gazelles.
- 1.gazellesclassical
A plural form of 'ri'm', referring to pure white gazelles, with the letters inverted.
- 1.salivaclassical
Saliva, similar to 'ru'al'.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A place name associated with the tribe of Humayr.
- 1.anusclassical
The anus.
- 1.tripods for cooking potsboth
The stones or supports used to hold cooking pots over a fire.
- 1.to be accustomed toclassical
The tripods became accustomed to the ashes, metaphorically like a child to its mother.
- 1.love charmclassical
A charm or amulet used to induce love.
- 1.to show mercy toboth
To show mercy or compassion towards someone.
- 1.adhesive substanceclassical
An adhesive substance that causes things to stick together.
- 1.female gazelleclassical
A female gazelle.
- 1.affectionate she-camelsboth
She-camels that are affectionate towards their young.
- 1.submissiveclassical
Submissive and accepting of oppression or humiliation.
- 1.beautiful womenclassical
Beautiful women, by way of simile.