ه ج م
Root entry · 29 derived lemmasThe root ه-ج-م primarily relates to sudden, forceful entry or arrival, often unexpectedly. It extends to concepts of collapsing, receding, or being forcefully acted upon, and also encompasses terms for specific quantities of animals, types of milk, and intense weather phenomena.
Derived headwords
- 1.to attack suddenlyboth
To arrive or enter upon someone or something suddenly and unexpectedly, often with force.
- 2.to enter without permissionboth
To enter a place without authorization or invitation.
- 3.to collapseclassical
Used metaphorically for a structure, like a tent, to collapse or fall down.
- 4.to recedeclassical
Used metaphorically for the eye, to become sunken or recede into its socket.
- 5.to milk outclassical
To milk an animal completely, extracting all the milk.
- 6.to become stillclassical
To become quiet, still, or subdued.
- 7.to drive awayclassical
To drive or chase away an animal, such as a male camel driving away its female.
- 1.to make enterboth
To cause someone or something to enter, or to bring them in.
- 2.to milkclassical
To milk an animal.
- 1.sudden attackboth
The act of attacking or entering suddenly and unexpectedly.
- 2.collapsingclassical
The act of collapsing or falling down, used for structures.
- 3.recedingclassical
The act of eyes becoming sunken or receding.
- 4.milkingclassical
The act of milking an animal completely.
- 1.large group of camelsboth
A significant herd of camels, with varying numbers specified (e.g., 40-100, 70-100).
- 2.intense periodboth
A period of intense cold in winter or intense heat in summer.
- 3.water sourceclassical
A specific ancient water source belonging to the Fazarah tribe.
- 4.old eweclassical
An old and worn-out female sheep.
- 1.strong windboth
A violent wind that can uproot trees and tear down tents and structures.
- 2.sword
The name of a specific sword belonging to Abu Qatadah.
- 1.attackingclassical
One who attacks or enters forcefully; an aggressor.
- 1.collapsedclassical
A tent or structure whose poles have been removed or which has fallen down.
- 1.to attackmodern
To attack or assault someone or something.
- 1.to collapseclassical
To collapse or fall down, used for structures like tents.
- 2.to shed tearsclassical
Used metaphorically for eyes to shed tears or become tearful.
- 1.to milk outclassical
To milk an animal completely, extracting all the milk.
- 1.thick milkclassical
Thick or curdled milk, especially from sheep.
- 2.fresh milkclassical
Milk that has just been milked and has not yet been churned.
- 3.milk not yet curdledclassical
Milk that has not yet thickened or curdled.
- 1.large milk pailclassical
A large vessel or pail used for milking into.
- 2.sweatclassical
Sweat that flows profusely, especially due to heat.
- 1.large group of camelsclassical
A substantial herd of camels, with various numerical definitions proposed.
- 2.intense periodclassical
A period of intense cold in winter or intense heat in summer.
- 1.old eweclassical
An old and worn-out female sheep.
- 1.thick milkclassical
Thick or curdled milk, especially from sheep.
- 1.male name
A male given name.
- 1.pearlclassical
A pearl or a string of pearls.
- 2.male spiderclassical
A male spider.
- 1.female name
A female given name.
- 1.to milkclassical
To milk camels.
- 2.to restclassical
To give rest to the camels after milking.
- 1.to be removedclassical
Used in the passive voice, meaning to be removed or lifted, referring to illness.
- 2.to subsideclassical
To subside or abate, referring to illness or pain.
- 1.first part of the nightclassical
The early, dark part of the night.
- 1.aggressiveclassical
One who attacks frequently; aggressive or bold.
- 2.lionclassical
A lion, due to its boldness and aggression.
- 1.two famous knights
The name referring to two renowned horsemen.
- 1.tribal name
The name of two Arab tribes or clans.
- 1.place name
A town or region in Yemen.
- 1.to weakenclassical
To become weak or feeble.
- 1.group of palm treesclassical
A cluster or group of palm trees.
- 1.preyclassical
Animals that are hunted or prey.
- 1.to flowclassical
Used for sweat to flow or stream down.