ز ق م
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of swallowing or gulping food, often with an implication of greed or excess. It also extends to specific types of food, notably a mixture of curdled milk and dates, and a thorny tree found in hell, as well as a plant in the desert and a type of food for the inhabitants of hell. Additionally, it can refer to the plague.
Derived headwords
- 1.swallowingboth
The act of swallowing, similar to 'al-luqm'. It can also imply being severe or intense.
- 2.foodclassical
Refers to eating, specifically eating the 'zaggum'.
- 1.curdled milk with datesclassical
A type of food consisting of curdled milk (zabd) and dates, particularly in the dialect of Ifriqiya. It is also described as a food they have with curdled milk and dates.
- 2.tree in hellclassical
A tree that grows in the roots of hell, whose fruit is described as resembling the heads of devils. This is a reference from the Quran.
- 3.desert plantclassical
A plant found in the desert with yellow, poisonous flowers. It is described as a small tree with sparse leaves, round, without thorns, pungent, bitter, with many buds and a weak stem that bees are drawn to. Its flowers are white and its leaves are very ugly.
- 4.food of the people of hellclassical
A type of food designated for the inhabitants of hell.
- 5.tree in Jerichoclassical
A tree from the Jordan Valley with fruit resembling dates, which is sweet and astringent. Its kernels have oil with great benefits for treating cold winds, phlegm diseases, joint pain, sciatica, and hip pain.
- 6.poisonous foodclassical
Any food that causes death.
- 1.to swallowboth
To swallow a mouthful, similar to 'iltiqaam'.
- 2.to drink excessivelyclassical
To drink a lot of milk, to an excessive degree.
- 1.to make swallowboth
To cause something to be swallowed.
- 1.to be swallowedboth
To be swallowed, to be ingested.
- 1.plagueclassical
Refers to the plague.
- 1.to eatclassical
To eat the 'zaggum'.