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Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of unpleasant smells, particularly those associated with decay, rancidity, or staleness. It extends to describe things that have become spoiled, dirty, or affected by dampness and dust, leading to a foul odor.
Derived headwords
- 1.Foul smell of oilsclassical
A foul or rancid smell, specifically of oils like olive oil and similar substances.
- 1.To become dirtyclassical
To become dirty or soiled, often implying a foul smell.
- 1.To become stale/rancidmodern
To become stale, rancid, or putrid, especially referring to liquids or food.
- 1.To become spoiledclassical
To become spoiled or corrupted, used for fruits like walnuts.
- 1.To be affected by dampness and dustclassical
To be affected by dampness and dust, causing it to become dirty and smell bad, used for horses and camels.
- 1.To become foul-smellingmodern
To become foul-smelling or changed in odor, used for food, meat, and other items.
- 1.To become stale (water skin)classical
When a water skin becomes stale, emitting a foul odor.
- 1.Stale, rancidmodern
Describing something that has become stale, rancid, or putrid.
- 1.Spoiledclassical
Describing fruit, such as walnuts, that has become spoiled.
- 1.Affected by dampness and dustclassical
Describing horses, camels, or other animals whose hair has been affected by dampness and dust, making it dirty.
- 1.Root, originclassical
The root, origin, or foundation of something.
- 1.Roots, origins (plural)classical
Plural of أقنوم, referring to roots or origins.
- 1.Foul-smellingmodern
Describing food, meat, or milk-curd that has become foul-smelling or changed in odor.
- 1.To become foul-smellingmodern
To become spoiled and have a changed smell, used for food and other items.