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Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of size, magnitude, and strength, often referring to large or robust objects. It also extends to specific parts of animals and tools, as well as qualities of endurance and consumption.
Derived headwords
- 1.bow gripclassical
The handle or grip of a bow.
- 2.winnowing toolclassical
A wooden tool with prongs used for winnowing grain, specifically wheat.
- 3.tailboneclassical
The tailbone of a horse or camel, also called the 'akwah.
- 4.rock formationclassical
A distinctive streak or line of different color on a mountain.
- 5.plow partclassical
The wide wooden part of a plow at the head of which is the iron that cuts the earth.
- 1.bow grips (pl.)classical
Plural of 'aḍm, referring to the grips of bows.
- 1.winnowing tools (pl.)classical
Plural of 'aḍm, referring to winnowing tools.
- 2.tailbones (pl.)classical
Plural of 'aḍm, referring to the tailbones of animals.
- 1.winnowing tools (pl.)classical
Plural of 'aḍm, referring to winnowing tools.
- 2.tailbones (pl.)classical
Plural of 'aḍm, referring to the tailbones of animals.
- 1.tailbones (pl.)classical
Plural of 'aḍm, referring to the tailbones of animals.
- 1.plow part (pl.)classical
Plural of 'aḍm, referring to the wooden parts of a plow.
- 1.wild goatsclassical
A type of wild goat, specifically the Nubian ibex.
- 1.bitingboth
One who bites or is prone to biting.
- 1.strong (female)classical
A strong and robust female animal, particularly a camel, capable of enduring long journeys.
- 1.voracious (female)classical
A woman who eats excessively or voraciously.
- 2.bitingclassical
One who bites or is prone to biting.