ص ل ق م
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the forceful striking or clashing of teeth, and by extension, to things that are large, strong, or formidable. It also extends to descriptions of old women and lions, often emphasizing their imposing or aggressive nature.
Derived headwords
- 1.to clash teethclassical
To strike some of one's teeth against others.
- 2.to be strongclassical
To be strong and formidable.
- 1.clashing of teethclassical
The act of striking some teeth against others.
- 2.large bodyclassical
A large body, referring to a person or animal.
- 1.old womanclassical
A large, old woman.
- 2.lionclassical
A lion, known for its strength and ferocity.
- 3.large camelclassical
A large, strong camel.
- 4.strong personclassical
A strong and formidable person.
- 1.largeclassical
Large and imposing, used for camels.
- 2.strongclassical
Strong and powerful.
- 1.strong camelclassical
A camel that is strong in its biting and jaw-locking.
- 1.headsclassical
The heads of bones or large bones.
- 1.teethclassical
Teeth, particularly the large or prominent ones.
- 1.large camelsclassical
Plural of 'salqam', referring to large camels.
- 1.to clashclassical
A tooth clashed or struck against another.
- 1.solidclassical
Solid and strong.
- 2.strong eaterclassical
One who eats voraciously or strongly.
- 1.loud screamerclassical
One who screams loudly.