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Root entry · 23 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with concepts of protrusion, prominence, and exceeding a norm, often related to physical features like teeth or jaws, but also extending to abstract ideas like arrogance, the state of an affair, or the depletion of wealth. It can also denote fullness or abundance.
Derived headwords
- 1.fullnessclassical
Fullness, especially of a container like a water vessel.
- 2.protrusion of teethclassical
The condition where the upper incisors protrude beyond the lower ones when the mouth is closed.
- 3.protruding jawclassical
The condition of having a protruding lower jaw or a short upper jaw.
- 4.jawboneboth
The jawbone, or one of the two jawbones.
- 5.dog's muzzleclassical
The tip of a dog's muzzle.
- 6.mouthclassical
The mouth.
- 1.to be fullclassical
To become full, especially a vessel with water.
- 2.to protrudeclassical
To have protruding upper teeth or a protruding jaw.
- 3.to become arrogantclassical
To become arrogant and insolent, characterized by exceeding proper bounds.
- 4.to be depletedclassical
For wealth or possessions to be depleted or exhausted.
- 5.to be crookedclassical
For an affair or matter to be crooked, not proceeding with straightness or fairness.
- 6.to be greatclassical
For an affair or matter to be great or significant.
- 7.to eat heartilyclassical
To eat until one is full or satisfied.
- 1.protrusion of teethclassical
The protrusion of the upper incisors beyond the lower ones.
- 2.protruding jawclassical
The condition of having a protruding jaw.
- 3.crookednessclassical
The state of an affair being crooked or not proceeding straightly.
- 1.protrusion of teethclassical
The protrusion of the upper incisors beyond the lower ones.
- 2.protruding jawclassical
The condition of having a protruding jaw.
- 3.crookednessclassical
The state of an affair being crooked or not proceeding straightly.
- 1.protrusion of teethclassical
The protrusion of the upper incisors beyond the lower ones.
- 2.protruding jawclassical
The condition of having a protruding jaw.
- 3.crookednessclassical
The state of an affair being crooked or not proceeding straightly.
- 1.protruding teethclassical
Having protruding upper incisors.
- 2.protruding jawclassical
Having a protruding lower jaw or a short upper jaw.
- 3.crookedclassical
Crooked or deviating from the straight path, applied to affairs.
- 1.protruding teethclassical
A woman with protruding upper incisors.
- 2.protruding jawclassical
A woman with a protruding jaw.
- 1.protruding teethclassical
A collective noun for people with protruding upper incisors.
- 2.protruding jawclassical
A collective noun for people with protruding jaws.
- 1.to worsenmodern
For an affair or situation to worsen or become more serious, especially in a negative way.
- 1.to be crookedclassical
For an affair or matter to be crooked, not proceeding with straightness or fairness.
- 2.to be greatclassical
For an affair or matter to be great or significant.
- 1.to be greatclassical
For an affair or matter to be great or significant.
- 2.to widenclassical
For something to become wide or extensive.
- 1.to biteclassical
To bite or seize by the jaw or muzzle.
- 1.to biteclassical
To bite or seize by the jaw or muzzle.
- 1.to have sexual intercourseclassical
To have sexual intercourse with a woman.
- 1.sexual intercourseclassical
Sexual intercourse.
- 1.sexual intercourseclassical
Sexual intercourse.
- 1.having a protruding jawclassical
Having a protruding jaw.
- 1.crookedclassical
An affair or matter that is crooked or deviates from the straight path.
- 1.نسبة إلى فقيمclassical
Relating to the tribe Fiqam, a branch of Kinana, who were known as 'nesa' al-shuhur' (calculators of months) in the pre-Islamic era.
- 1.نسبة إلى فقيمclassical
Relating to Fiqaym, a sub-branch of Darim.
- 1.dominantclassical
A man who is dominant over his opponents, able to overcome them.
- 1.to be gluttonousclassical
To eat to the point of being gluttonous or excessively full.
- 1.to be wideclassical
For something to be wide or extensive.