زرم

Root entry · 5 derived lemmas

This root appears to relate to concepts of swallowing, consuming, or taking in, possibly with a sense of force or completeness. It also seems to have connections to the idea of being full or satisfied.

Derived headwords

اِزْدَرَمَverb

1.
to swallowboth
To take something into the body by passing it down the throat.
2.
to consumeboth
To eat or drink something, often completely.

اِزْدِرَامnoun

1.
swallowingboth
The act or process of swallowing.
2.
consumptionboth
The act of consuming or eating something.

زَرَمَverb

1.
to swallowclassical
To take something into the body by passing it down the throat.
2.
to consumeclassical
To eat or drink something, often completely.

زَرْدَمَverb

1.
to swallowclassical
To take something into the body by passing it down the throat.
2.
to consumeclassical
To eat or drink something, often completely.

زَرْدَمnoun

1.
swallowingclassical
The act or process of swallowing.
2.
consumptionclassical
The act of consuming or eating something.

Parallel reading

ولا يظهر له وجه، فإن الظاهر أن الازدرام افتعال من زرم لا افعلال، فالمادة واحدة فتأمل.

And its meaning is not apparent, for it appears that 'izdiram' is an 'ifti'al' form from 'zarama' and not 'if'ilal', so the root is one, ponder this.

وقد ذكره الجوهري بعد تركيب زرم على الاستقلال، وجعله من تركيب زدرم " بتقديم الدال على الراء "، ثم أورد زردم بتقديم الراء على الدال.

And Al-Jawhari mentioned it after the root 'zarama' independently, and he made it from the root 'z-d-r-m' (with the 'dal' preceding the 'ra'), then he mentioned 'z-r-d-m' (with the 'ra' preceding the 'dal').