دقى
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a condition of a young animal, specifically a camel foal, that has drunk too much milk, leading to an upset stomach and subsequent illness. It also extends to describe a person exhibiting foolishness or a defect in their intellect.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be sick from milkclassical
Said of a camel foal that has drunk too much milk, causing its stomach to become upset and leading to illness.
- 1.to be sick from milkclassical
The imperfect form of the verb 'dagiya', referring to the condition of a camel foal that has drunk excessively from milk, resulting in a corrupted stomach and illness.
- 1.to drink excessivelyclassical
To drink an excessive amount of milk, leading to a corrupted stomach and illness.
- 1.to become illclassical
To become ill, specifically due to overconsumption of milk.
- 1.illness from milkclassical
The condition of being ill from drinking too much milk, as described for a camel foal.
- 1.illness from milkclassical
A specific instance or state of being ill from drinking too much milk.
- 1.illness from milkclassical
An alternative form for the condition of being ill from drinking too much milk.
- 1.illness from milkclassical
Another variant form for the condition of being ill from drinking too much milk.
- 1.foolishnessclassical
A defect or foolishness in a person's intellect or character.
- 1.foolishclassical
Describing someone who possesses foolishness or a defect in their intellect.