رمي

رَمَى بِسَلْحِهِ

To cast forth excrement or ordure.

A conventional expression for bodily evacuation, especially of excrement in a thin state.

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رَمَى

To shoot an arrow with a bow; to shoot at game or a target, or to pelt someone with missiles.

The prepositions and objects distinguish shooting with or from a bow, shooting game, and throwing missiles at a person or target.

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رَمَى

To smite, afflict, or assail someone with a calamity, bane, reproach, or hostile charge.

Includes curse-like expressions and figurative attacks by means of an argument, reproach, or calamity; the Quranic accusation branch is represented separately above.

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رُمِيتُ بِكَذَا

To have something offered or presented to one, as though it were thrown into one's path.

A passive idiom describing an unexpected or arranged encounter with something offered.

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رَمَانِي القَوْمُ بِأَبْصَارِهِمْ

To cast one's eyes at someone; to look at someone sideways, harshly, angrily, or intently.

An idiomatic use in which the eyes are metaphorically cast toward the person observed.

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رَمَى بِالقَوْمِ

To cast people forth, expel them, or cause them to go from one country or place to another.

A causative or figurative use of casting applied to people and their removal from a place.

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رَمَى

To journey, go forth, or direct one's course toward a place.

An intransitive or directional extension of casting, used of a person or a person's journey into or toward a region.

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رَمَوْهَا بِأَثْوَابٍ

To mount animals by casting one's body upon them.

An idiom applied to riders mounting camels or similar animals.

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رُمِيَ فِي جِنَازَتِهِ

To be carried and placed upon one's bier; to die.

A conventional passive expression reporting a person's death.

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رَمَى

To impose an impost or levy upon subjects.

A rare, figurative use attributed in the lexical evidence to the act of imposing a charge.

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رَمَى

To conjecture wrongly, misconjecture, or speak on the basis of an unsupported guess.

Associated with conjecturing about the unseen or forming a wrong opinion.

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رَامَى

To shoot or throw with another in competition; to compete in shooting or throwing.

Form III commonly describes reciprocal or competitive shooting, especially with arrows or stones.

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أَرْمَى

To exceed or go beyond something; to surpass an amount or age.

Used with a measure, number, or age, including exceeding fifty or another stated limit.

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أَرْمَى

To practice usury or make an increase of the type expressed by أَرْبَى.

A distinct lexical equivalence reported alongside the meaning ‘to exceed’; it is not a general meaning of the Form I verb.

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تَرَمَّى

To shoot or cast at butts and the trunks of trees.

Describes practicing or engaging in target shooting.

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تَرَامَى

To throw or shoot reciprocally, especially in competition or contention.

Used of people throwing or shooting at one another or competing together with arrows.

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تَرَامَى بِهِ

To be cast from one place or country to another; to be expelled.

A reciprocal or successive-casting image applied to a person being driven from place to place.

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تَرَامَى السَّحَابُ

For clouds to draw together, join, and heap up.

A figurative Form VI construction describing clouds as though cast together.

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تَرَامَى الأَمْرُ

For an affair to come eventually to an outcome or lead to a result.

Used with إلى and a resulting state, whether attainment of the desired end or abandonment.

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تَرَامَى إِلَى فَسَادٍ

For a wound or swelling to remain sluggish and become putrid or corrupt.

A specialized figurative development describing a condition that lingers and progresses toward corruption.

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تَرَامَى إِلَيْهِ الخَبَرُ

For news or information to reach someone gradually or by stages.

A construction of gradual arrival rather than physical throwing.

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تَرَامَتْ سَفْرَتُهُ

For a journey to become distant or far-extending.

Used of the increasing remoteness or extent of a journey.

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تَرَامَاهُ الشَّبَابُ

For youthfulness or youthful vigor to reach its full term in someone.

A figurative attainment expression used of the completion of youthful vigor.

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اِرْتَمَى

To be or become thrown or flung; to fall to the ground.

The Form VIII verb may describe an object falling or a load falling from an animal's back.

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اِرْتَمَى

To shoot at an animal or animals of the chase.

A Form VIII hunting use, distinct from the passive or falling sense.

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رِمًى

The sound made by a stone when thrown.

The transmitted example differs as to whether the stone is thrown at a boy or by a boy; the lexical meaning is the sound of the thrown stone.

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رَمْيَة

A single throw, cast, or shot.

Also used in the proverb for an unexpectedly successful shot.

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رَمَاء

An excess or addition, especially an increase beyond what is lawful; usury.

A noun for an added amount or unlawful excess in exchange or transaction.

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رَمِيّ

An animal of the chase that is shot at or shot, especially a male animal of the goat, ibex, or gazelle kind.

Used adjectivally and, in related usage, substantivally; the evidence also allows application to a female animal, so gender is not imposed as an absolute restriction.

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رَمِيّ

A rain cloud whose drops are large and fall vehemently; by another explanation, a small portion of cloud.

The large-rain-drop explanation is identified as the approved one in the cited lexical discussion, with a dialectal alternative also reported.

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رَمِيَّة

An animal of the chase that is or is to be thrown at, shot at, or shot.

A substantive applied to male or female game; the evidence discusses both a prospective and an already-targeted interpretation.

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رَمِيَّة

An impost imposed by a governor upon subjects.

A rare figurative nominal use, distinct from the game-animal sense.

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رِمِّيَّا

Reciprocal or vehement throwing, shooting, or stone-casting between parties.

An intensive or quasi-verbal noun for an exchange of missiles, often followed by an intervention that separates the parties.

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رَامٍ

One who throws or shoots; throwing or shooting.

Active participle of Form I, with a plural رُمَاةٌ.

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الرَّامِي

The constellation Sagittarius, the archer.

A conventional proper-name extension of the active-participle sense.

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رَامٍ

One who reproaches, stigmatizes, accuses, or suspects another.

A figurative active-participle use derived from casting a reproach or imputation.

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أَرْمَى

More or most skilled in throwing, casting, or shooting.

A comparative or elative adjective, not the Form IV verb.

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مَرْمًى

A place for throwing or shooting, especially the location of an archery butt.

A noun of place, with plural مَرَامٍ.

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مَرْمًى

An object or destination toward which one directs one's aim, course, or hopes.

A figurative extension of the place of shooting to a goal or object of aspiration.

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مِرْمًى

An instrument for throwing, casting, or shooting.

Includes devices used to cast missiles, including engines for throwing fire at an enemy.

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مَرْمَاة

The limit or reach of a shot or throw.

A noun of measure for the distance attainable by a missile.

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مِرْمَاة

An arrow used for shooting at a butt or for learning to shoot.

The term may denote a small or weak arrow and is extended in the evidence to related arrowhead types.

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مِرْمَاة

A catapult or other engine for casting missiles.

A tropical extension from an arrow or missile to an instrument that casts one.

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مِرْمَاة

Thunderbolts, in a reported plural usage of the term.

This interpretation is preserved as a lexical report associated in the source with an exegetical Quran citation; no modern verse location is inferred from that citation.

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مِرْمَاة

A cloven hoof, or the part between the two hoofs of a sheep or goat.

The expression in the cited tradition is disputed between this hoof sense and the arrow sense.

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مَرْمِيّ

Thrown, cast at, or shot at.

Passive participle of Form I, retaining the ordinary physical result of casting.

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مَرْمِيّ

Smitten or afflicted with a bane; figuratively, reproached, stigmatized, accused, or suspected.

A figurative passive-participial extension in which a person is treated as the recipient of a harmful charge or imputation.

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مُرْتَمٍ

A scout sent out for a people or party.

A specialized Form VIII-derived noun for a person sent out to observe or reconnoiter.

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رَمُوَ

To be excellent in throwing or shooting.

A stative verb expressing excellence or commendation specifically in one's throwing or shooting.

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