ش ن غ م
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root appears to be related to the concept of compulsion or acting against one's will, often used in conjunction with the root ر غ م. It functions primarily as an emphatic or imitative term.
Derived headwords
- 1.compulsorily, against one's willclassical
An emphatic expression used to denote acting under compulsion or against one's desires, often as an 'itba' (follow-up word) to 'raghaman'.
- 1.his will, his desireboth
Refers to a person's inclination, desire, or will, often used in the context of acting against it.
- 1.compulsion, insistenceclassical
A word used as an 'itba' (follow-up) to 'raghaman', emphasizing the sense of compulsion or acting against one's will. It is considered an imitative or emphatic addition.
- 1.compulsion, insistence (variant)classical
A variant form of 'shanğaman', also used as an emphatic follow-up to 'raghaman', but considered less correct than 'shanğaman'.
- 1.emphasis, confirmationclassical
A word used for emphasis or confirmation, often alongside 'raghaman' or 'shanğaman', to reinforce the meaning of compulsion.
- 1.emphasis, confirmation (unidentified)classical
A word mentioned as a possible emphatic addition to 'raghaman', similar to 'shanğaman' and 'dağman'. The lexicographer notes it is not recognized.