ر غ م
Root entry · 24 derived lemmasThe root ر غ م (r-gh-m) primarily relates to feelings of dislike, aversion, and forced submission. It encompasses concepts of hating, being humiliated, and being compelled against one's will. The root also extends to physical descriptions like dust, earth, and parts of the nose, as well as metaphorical uses related to anger and dispute.
Derived headwords
- 1.dislikeboth
A feeling of aversion or hatred towards something.
- 2.humiliationboth
A state of being brought low or degraded, often against one's will.
- 3.dustclassical
Fine particles of earth or other matter.
- 4.coercionclassical
The act of compelling someone to do something by force or threat.
- 5.submissionboth
The act of yielding to a superior force or authority.
- 1.to hateboth
To feel intense dislike or aversion towards something.
- 2.to be humiliatedboth
To experience a state of degradation or shame.
- 3.to be coercedboth
To be forced to do something against one's will.
- 1.reluctantlyboth
In a way that shows unwillingness or aversion.
- 2.under duressboth
Under compulsion or threat.
- 1.to make hateclassical
To cause someone to feel hatred or aversion.
- 2.to humiliateboth
To cause someone to feel shame or degradation.
- 3.to coerceboth
To force someone to do something against their will.
- 1.to humiliateboth
To cause someone to feel shame or degradation, often by forcing them to submit.
- 2.to coerceboth
To compel someone to do something against their will.
- 3.to angerboth
To make someone feel displeased or annoyed.
- 4.to throw into dustclassical
Literally, to cast something into the dust; metaphorically, to debase or humiliate.
- 1.humiliationboth
A state of being brought low or degraded.
- 2.gameclassical
A type of game or pastime.
- 3.annoyanceclassical
A cause of irritation or displeasure.
- 1.dustboth
Fine particles of earth.
- 2.soft earthclassical
Loose, yielding soil.
- 3.sand mixed with earthclassical
A mixture of sand and soil.
- 4.a specific sand duneclassical
A particular named area of sand.
- 5.mucusclassical
Discharge from the nose.
- 1.dustclassical
Fine particles of earth.
- 2.soft earthclassical
Loose, yielding soil.
- 1.requestclassical
A thing sought or desired; a demand.
- 1.noseclassical
The organ of smell and breathing.
- 2.humiliationclassical
The state of being degraded or debased.
- 1.to opposeboth
To act against or in conflict with.
- 2.to shunboth
To persistently avoid, ignore, or reject.
- 3.to be angryboth
To feel or show strong displeasure.
- 4.to betrayclassical
To act disloyally towards.
- 1.estrangementboth
The state of being alienated or distant.
- 2.displeasureboth
A feeling of annoyance or dissatisfaction.
- 3.oppositionclassical
Resistance or confrontation.
- 1.to be angryboth
To feel or show strong displeasure.
- 2.to be displeasedboth
To feel annoyed or dissatisfied.
- 1.a specific sand duneclassical
A named area of sand.
- 1.refugeboth
A place of safety or shelter.
- 2.strongholdclassical
A place that is strongly defended or difficult to attack.
- 3.open spaceclassical
An area that is wide and extensive.
- 4.place of turmoilclassical
An area of disturbance or unrest.
- 1.a sand duneclassical
A specific named sand dune.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A proper noun referring to a location.
- 1.a man's nameclassical
A proper noun referring to a male individual.
- 1.to do something against his willboth
To perform an action that displeases or angers someone.
- 1.requestclassical
A thing sought or desired; a demand.
- 1.white-nosedclassical
Describing an animal, particularly a sheep, with white on the tip of its nose.
- 1.irritableclassical
Easily annoyed or angered.
- 1.liverclassical
A large organ in the body.
- 2.noseclassical
The organ of smell and breathing.
- 3.windpipeclassical
The passage for air to the lungs.
- 1.a type of plantclassical
A specific species of plant.