ل ه ز م
Root entry · 4 derived lemmasThis root primarily discusses anatomical parts of the jaw and cheekbone area, specifically the lower jawbones beneath the ears. It also extends metaphorically to describe the intermingling of gray hair with the beard and face, and is used as a tribal designation.
Derived headwords
- 1.jawbone partclassical
Two bones located in the jaw beneath the ears, considered a prominent part of the jaw.
- 1.jawbonesclassical
Plural of لهزمة, referring to the bones in the jaw beneath the ears.
- 2.tribal nameclassical
A designation for certain Arab tribes, including Taym Allah, Taym al-Lat, Qays ibn Tha'labah, and 'Anazah.
- 3.middle ranksclassical
Metaphorically refers to the middle or common ranks of a tribe, not its nobility, derived from the anatomical meaning.
- 1.to mix withclassical
To intermingle or mix with, particularly used to describe gray hair mixing with the beard and face.
- 1.place of mixingclassical
A place where something mixes or intermingles, used in the context of gray hair affecting the face.