ثطو
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of walking or stepping, particularly in a childlike manner. It also extends to meanings of foolishness, immaturity, and in some contexts, the act of throwing or expelling something. Some derived terms refer to specific creatures or objects.
Derived headwords
- 1.to step, to strideboth
To walk or move forward with steps, similar to the verb 'khaṭā'. This is often used in the context of a child learning to walk.
- 2.to throw, to castclassical
To expel or throw something, particularly referring to excrement.
- 1.to step, to strideboth
To walk or move forward with steps. This is used as a comparison for the meaning of 'thaṭā'.
- 1.to play with a spinning topclassical
To play with a small spinning toy, often made of wood.
- 1.childlike stepsboth
The act of a child taking steps or walking, often implying immaturity or a beginner's gait.
- 2.excessive foolishnessclassical
A state of extreme or profound foolishness or idiocy.
- 3.spidersclassical
A plural noun referring to spiders.
- 1.a type of sitting postureclassical
A specific way of sitting, often associated with children or a relaxed posture.
- 1.a small creatureclassical
A type of small animal or insect, specifically named 'al-thaṭāh'.
- 2.foolishnessclassical
The state of being foolish, stupid, or lacking sense.
- 3.dregs, sedimentclassical
The muddy sediment found at the bottom of a liquid, considered an inversion of 'tha'ṭah'.
- 1.to be foolishclassical
To exhibit foolishness or lack intelligence.
- 1.small pieces of woodclassical
Refers to small, insignificant pieces of wood.
- 1.to become limp, to relaxclassical
To become weak, flaccid, or relaxed in one's body or posture.