ز ه م
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThe root Z-H-M primarily relates to the unpleasant smell of rancid or fatty meat, but extends to concepts of greasiness, fatness, and closeness or proximity. It also encompasses terms for specific animals, a type of perfume, and actions like scolding or speaking excessively.
Derived headwords
- 1.rancid smell of meatclassical
An unpleasant smell emanating from fatty meat, often described as rancid or putrid.
- 2.unpleasant smellclassical
A disagreeable odor, not necessarily putrid, like that of poor-quality meat, wild animal meat, or certain fish.
- 1.fat of wild animalsclassical
Fat from wild animals, ostriches, or horses, specifically named as such, not necessarily having a bad smell.
- 2.fat of non-ruminantsclassical
Fat from animals that do not ruminate, as opposed to suet from ruminants.
- 3.perfume (civet)classical
A well-known perfume derived from civet, secreted by the civet cat.
- 4.stench of carcassesclassical
The foul odor of dead bodies or carcasses.
- 5.remaining fatclassical
The residual fat on an animal, such as a horse.
- 6.fat of a predatorclassical
Fat from a predatory animal.
- 1.to be greasyboth
His hand became greasy or acquired the smell of fat.
- 1.greasyboth
Describing a hand that is greasy or has a fatty smell.
- 1.fattyclassical
A person who is fat and has a lot of fat.
- 2.having remnantsclassical
Possessing remaining traces or characteristics.
- 1.enmityclassical
Hostility and contention between people.
- 2.separationclassical
Parting or distance.
- 3.proximityclassical
Closeness or nearness.
- 4.approaching in speedclassical
Drawing near to someone or something in terms of speed, especially in travel.
- 5.bargainingclassical
Negotiating or dealing closely in sales, purchases, or other transactions.
- 1.dog's nameclassical
A proper name for a dog.
- 2.place nameclassical
A place name, specifically a valley belonging to the Banu Asad tribe, known for its saltwort.
- 1.to become marrowyclassical
The bone became filled with marrow.
- 1.to scoldclassical
To reprimand or admonish someone away from something.
- 1.to speak excessively toclassical
To speak a great deal to someone, possibly in a bothersome way.
- 1.to be overfedclassical
A man became satiated or overfed, experiencing indigestion.
- 1.satiatedclassical
A person who is full and has eaten to satiety.
- 1.rumbling soundclassical
A sound similar to rumbling or buzzing.
- 2.staggering walkclassical
A wobbly or unsteady gait in walking.
- 1.place nameclassical
A place name.
- 1.to approachclassical
To draw near to a certain age, like forty or fifty, or to approach something closely.
- 1.neither far nor nearclassical
Describing something that is neither distant nor close.
- 1.satiatedclassical
A person who is very full from eating.