ضغو
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the sounds made by animals, particularly those of distress or complaint, and by extension, the sounds of humans in similar states. It also extends to meanings of betrayal, dishonesty, and a rich, oily substance.
Derived headwords
- 1.to cry outboth
To make a loud, distressed sound, like an animal. This usage extended to humans crying out when struck or in distress.
- 2.to betrayclassical
To act dishonestly or betray trust, particularly in gambling or unfair dealings.
- 3.to be submissiveclassical
To act in a humbled or submissive manner.
- 1.cries outboth
Present tense of 'to cry out', referring to the sound made by animals or distressed humans.
- 1.crying outboth
The act or sound of crying out, especially the distressed sound of animals or humans.
- 2.betrayalclassical
The act of betraying or acting unfairly, especially in a game.
- 3.submissionclassical
The state of being submissive or humbled.
- 1.crying outboth
The sound of crying out, particularly the distressed cries of animals like cats, foxes, wolves, dogs, and snakes.
- 1.made cry outboth
To cause or compel someone or something to cry out or make a distressed sound.
- 1.the crying outboth
The specific sound of crying out, as made by animals or distressed individuals.
- 1.crying outboth
Feminine form of the active participle, describing something or someone that is crying out.
- 1.the crying onesboth
Plural of 'الضاغية', referring to multiple entities that are crying out.
- 1.cry out togetherboth
To cry out simultaneously or in unison, often implying a shared distress or complaint.
- 1.to be rich/oilyclassical
Describing food, particularly a stew, as being excessively rich or oily, to the point of being somewhat unctuous.
- 1.richnessclassical
The quality of being rich or oily, as applied to food.
- 1.made cry outboth
To cause or compel someone to cry out or make a distressed sound.