جمم

جَمَّ

To become abundant or numerous; of water, to collect, return, and become plentiful.

Used of water, people, and other things that increase or collect.

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جَمَّ

To become full, or to fill a measure to its capacity.

Used of a measure that becomes full and of causing a measure to be filled.

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جَمَّ

Of a horse, to abstain from covering so that its seminal fluid collects.

A specialized equine usage concerning sexual covering and accumulated seminal fluid.

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جَمَّ

To recover from fatigue and regain strength; to rest.

Used especially of a horse, but also of a person.

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جَمَّ

Of a bone, to have or become covered with much flesh.

Applied to the fleshiness or abundance of flesh on a bone.

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جَمَّ

To become high or rise.

The source gives this as a separate lexical use, possibly of water in a well.

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جَمَّ

To rise or increase in pace or speed.

Used of the manner of an individual's going or movement.

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جَمَّ

To draw near or come to pass.

Used of an event, a person's arrival, separation from another, or an object of want.

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جَمَّ

Of a plant, to reach the stage at which it has a tuft, head, or flower-bud.

Used of specified grasses and plants attaining a developed tuft or bud.

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جَمَّ

Of a ram, sheep, or goat, to be hornless.

A specific animal description.

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جَمَّهُ

To leave water in a well so that it collects.

Used transitively of leaving a well or its water for accumulation.

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جَمَّهُ

To fill a measure so that it is full.

Includes the passive or intransitive description of a measure being filled.

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جَمَّمَ

Of land or herbage, to become abundant or develop into mature, dense growth.

Used of vegetation becoming like a جَمِيم or a full tuft of growth.

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جَمَّمَ

To make or arrange a جُمَّة, a mass or lock of head hair.

Used of styling the hair into the form called جُمَّة.

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أَجَمَّ

To leave a horse unridden so that it recovers from fatigue.

The causative/passive construction concerns giving the horse a period of rest.

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أَجَمَّ

To give someone or something rest or relief; to let land lie fallow.

Used of resting a person, relieving the heart, or giving cultivated land rest.

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أَجَمَّ

To give someone the collected supply of water from a well.

The object is the water that has accumulated after drawing.

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أُجِمَّ

Of a grapevine, to have its branches above ground cut off.

A specialized horticultural passive usage.

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اِسْتَجَمَّ

To gather or collect around someone, especially while standing in his presence.

Used in the reported expression for people assembling closely around a person.

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اِسْتَجَمَّ

A collected supply of water remaining after water has been drawn from a well.

The source illustrates the supply as subsequently being drunk.

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جَمْجَمَ

To speak indistinctly or unclearly.

The source distinguishes the usage from speech caused by physical incapacity in one reported explanation.

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جَمْجَمَ

To conceal speech or a matter in one's breast and not reveal it.

Used transitively with a thing concealed inwardly.

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جَمْجَمَ

To destroy or kill another person or others.

A separate reported lexical use of the Form R.Q. verb.

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تَجَمْجَمَ

To hold back from an affair and not dare to undertake it.

A figurative idiomatic construction with عَنِ الأَمْرِ.

• Lane · entry 47257

جَمٌّ

The greater or main portion of midday, especially the summer midday.

A temporal nominal use distinct from the adjective meaning abundant.

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جَمٌّ

The collected water of a well, or the place in which that water collects.

The source distinguishes the collected water from the place of collection, while recording both under this lexical family.

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جَمٌّ

A large company or group of people assembled together.

Used in expressions for people coming together in great numbers or as a collective body.

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جَمٌّ

People of the lowest, basest, or meanest sort.

A specialized collective nominal usage.

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جَمٌّ

The measuring of a vessel up to the head or top of the measure.

A technical measurement expression.

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جَمَّةٌ

The part or place of a ship in which leaking water collects.

A nautical technical usage.

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جَمَّةٌ

A company that comes to demand bloodwit, an obligation, peace, or another requested matter.

A conventional social and legal usage; the group is defined by its collective purpose.

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جُمَّةٌ

The collective mass of head hair, especially abundant hair hanging toward or beyond the ears and shoulders.

The sources record varying traditional limits for the length of a جُمَّة; the central meaning is a substantial gathered mass of head hair. The related adjective may describe a person having such long or abundant hair.

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جُمَّةٌ

A tuft or flower-bud of a plant from which the flower emerges.

A figurative or specialized plant usage connected with the idea of a gathered tuft.

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جُمَّةٌ

Possibly the husk or outer covering of a walnut.

Reported tentatively in a tropical expression; the interpretation is not presented as certain.

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جَمَامٌ

A state or period of rest, especially the rest of a horse.

A nominal expression for recovery or respite after exertion.

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جُمَامٌ

The seminal fluid of a horse collected after it has rested from covering.

A specialized equine noun.

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جُمَامٌ

The quantity placed in a vessel or measure, especially what rises above its head after filling; also a full bowlful.

Used chiefly of flour and similar substances, with related usage for a bowlful of water.

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جَمُومٌ

A well possessing much or abundant water.

A descriptive noun or adjective applied to a well.

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جَمُومٌ

A horse that continues to run repeatedly or goes much after each run.

Applied to either a male or female horse.

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جَمَامَةٌ

The state of being satiated or satisfied with food or drink.

A nominal state of full satisfaction.

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جُمَّى

The bean or beans, synonymous with باقِلَّى.

A plant or food term.

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جُمْجُمَةٌ

The skull or bones of the head; by extension, a head or a person.

The anatomical sense concerns the bone enclosing the brain; the head/person sense is a metonymic use in taxation and similar expressions.

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جُمْجُمَةٌ

A wooden or glass bowl.

A separate vessel sense of the noun.

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جُمْجُمَةٌ

A measure for corn, grain, or similar commodities.

A technical measure sense.

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جُمْجُمَةٌ

A chief, leading tribal group, or powerful and eminent tribe that encompasses subordinate clans.

A figurative collective use based on the head as the noblest or encompassing part.

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جُمْجُمَةٌ

A well dug in salty or saline ground.

A specialized place-name-like lexical use.

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جُمْجُمَةٌ

A group of sixty camels.

A traditional counting term.

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جَمَاجِمُ الحَارِثِ

The piece of wood at the head of a plough to which the ploughshare is attached.

A technical agricultural term.

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أَجَمُّ

Greater or greatest in quantity, number, or extent.

A comparative or superlative adjective; the source also applies it to the greatest amount of revelation in a reported expression.

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أَجَمُّ

Of a bone, having much flesh upon it.

A descriptive bodily adjective distinct from the related Form I usage.

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أَجَمُّ / جَمَّاءُ

Hornless; figuratively, without a spear or other weapon.

Applied to rams, sheep, goats, and, figuratively, to people or horses lacking a spear in battle.

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جَمَّاءُ

Smooth, low, or without projecting or raised features.

Applied figuratively to buildings or mosques without ornamental projections, flat roofs without parapets, and things or persons lacking elevation.

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جَمَّاءُ

The anterior pudendum of a woman.

A specialized anatomical usage recorded as figurative.

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جَمَّاءُ

A bowl.

A figurative usage connected in the source with the smooth or unprojecting sense.

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جَمَّاءُ

A helmet.

A figurative usage attributed to its smoothness and coverage of the head.

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مَجَمٌّ

The breast, bosom, or mind as the place where knowledge and concerns are gathered and retained.

A figurative idiom describing breadth or constriction of mind.

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مَجَمَّةٌ

A place or thing in which resting normally takes place.

A place noun derived from the rest sense.

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مُجَمَّمٌ

A boy whose head bears a mass of hair called a جُمَّة.

A descriptive participial adjective referring specifically to the boy's hairstyle.

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مُجَمِّمَةٌ

A woman who arranges her hair into a جُمَّة.

A descriptive feminine participle concerning the styling of the hair.

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