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Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of swallowing, consuming, or taking something into the mouth. It extends to the idea of a mouthful, a portion, or a lump of food. It can also metaphorically refer to the middle or a significant part of something, like a road.
Derived headwords
- 1.mouthfulboth
A quantity of food or other substance that can be taken into the mouth at one time.
- 2.lumpboth
A compact mass or lump of something, often food.
- 1.to swallowboth
To take food or drink into the mouth and then pass it down the throat.
- 2.to consumeboth
To eat or drink something.
- 1.mouthfulboth
A portion of food taken into the mouth at one time.
- 2.morselboth
A small piece or amount of food.
- 1.to swallowboth
To take something into the mouth and swallow it, often quickly or greedily.
- 2.to receiveclassical
To take into oneself, to accept.
- 1.to feedboth
To give food to someone or something.
- 2.to cause to swallowboth
To make someone or something swallow.
- 1.swallowed thingclassical
That which has been swallowed.
- 1.Luqmanboth
A wise man mentioned in the Quran, known for his wisdom and proverbs.
- 1.feederclassical
One who feeds.
- 1.swallowingclassical
The act of swallowing.
- 1.place of swallowingclassical
A place where something is swallowed.
- 1.greedy eaterclassical
One who eats a lot or greedily.