ز ج م
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of speaking or making sounds, often in a hesitant or unclear manner. It extends to describe weak or poorly performing objects, like a bow, and animals with difficult temperaments. It also touches upon the process of childbirth and a type of bird.
Derived headwords
- 1.faint soundclassical
Hearing something of a hidden or unclear word.
- 2.hesitationclassical
Silence or unwillingness to speak.
- 1.to speak hesitantlyclassical
To utter a faint or unclear sound.
- 2.to speakclassical
To communicate or say a word.
- 3.to understandclassical
To comprehend something.
- 1.weak bowclassical
A bow that produces a weak sound when drawn.
- 2.unpleasant camelclassical
A camel that is ill-tempered and difficult.
- 3.unpleasant she-camelclassical
A she-camel with a bad disposition, reluctant to nurse another's young.
- 1.silent camelclassical
A male camel that does not bellow or make a rumbling sound.
- 1.childbirthclassical
The process of giving birth, accompanied by straining.
- 1.childbirthclassical
The process of giving birth, accompanied by straining.
- 1.childbirthclassical
The process of giving birth, accompanied by straining.
- 1.birdclassical
A type of bird, possibly an inversion of 'zamj'.