رثعن
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes the falling or descending of things, particularly rain, and by extension, weakness or slackness in people or objects. It can also refer to overwhelming floods.
Derived headwords
- 1.to fall heavilyboth
Used to describe rain that falls steadily and abundantly.
- 2.to become weakboth
Describes a person becoming weak and slack, or something becoming loose and drooping.
- 1.falling heavilyclassical
The act of rain falling steadily and abundantly.
- 2.weaknessclassical
The state of being weak, slack, or drooping.
- 1.heavy rainsclassical
Plural of 'martha'in', referring to persistent and heavy rains.
- 1.falling steadilyboth
Describes rain that falls continuously and is abundant.
- 2.droopingboth
Describes something that is loose, slack, or drooping.
- 3.weakboth
Describes a person who is weak and slack.
- 1.slack-shoulderedclassical
Describes a person who is weak and has drooping shoulders.
- 1.overwhelming floodclassical
Refers to a powerful and overwhelming torrent or flood.
- 2.weak personclassical
A man who does not stand firm in the face of danger or hardship.