م ه ي م
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the interjection 'mahayam', used as a question to inquire about someone's state, news, or condition. It is considered a Yemani word and has been likened to 'ma amruk?' (What is your affair?) or 'ma wara'ak?' (What is behind you?). It can also function as an 'isamu-l-fi'l' (noun-verb) meaning 'inform me'.
Derived headwords
- 1.What is your state?classical
An interrogative word used to ask about someone's condition or situation, similar to 'How are you?' or 'What is your news?'.
- 2.What is behind you?classical
Used to inquire about recent events or what has transpired.
- 3.Inform me!classical
Used as a noun-verb (ism fi'l) meaning 'tell me' or 'inform me'.
- 1.What is it?classical
An interjection used to inquire about a person's condition, especially when observing something unusual about them.
- 1.What is your affair?classical
A Yemani word meaning 'What is your condition?' or 'What is your situation?'.
- 1.sharp-toothedclassical
Describing a tooth as sharp or having a sharp edge, possibly referring to the sharpness of a sword's edge.
- 1.sharp-edgedclassical
Describing something, like a sword, as having a sharp edge.
- 1.sharpenedclassical
Describing something that has been sharpened, particularly the edge of a blade.