تمم

تَمَّ

To become strong or hard.

A reported extension of becoming complete, said of a thing that becomes firm or hardened.

• Lane · entry 16822

تَمَّ إِلَى

To reach, attain, or arrive at something, including eminence or the means of acquiring it.

Used with إِلَى in a construction of attainment.

• Lane · entry 16822

تَمَّ إِلَى

To repair, betake oneself, or go to a place.

A directional construction; a cited poetic context is also interpreted as completing a pilgrimage while going to its destination.

• Lane · entry 16822

تَمَّ عَلَيْهِ

To perform, execute, or accomplish an affair, fast, purpose, or intention.

A transitive construction with عَلَى referring to carrying an undertaking through.

• Lane · entry 16822

تَمَّ عَلَى

To persevere in something or continue firmly in a course of action or attitude.

Used with عَلَى, including perseverance in refusal, dislike, or disapproval.

• Lane · entry 16822

تُمَّ

To be broken.

A separate reported vocalized form and lexical use.

• Lane · entry 16822

تُمَّ

To become jaded, harassed, distressed, fatigued, or wearied.

A reported interpretation associated with the same vocalized form.

• Lane · entry 16822

تَمَّمَهُ

To destroy something or bring it to its appointed term and end.

A Form II causative use in which completion results in destruction or termination.

• Lane · entry 16823

تَمَّمَهُمْ

To give players their remaining share in the maysir game, thereby making the shares complete.

A specialized maysir construction involving distribution of the remaining meat or shares.

• Lane · entry 16823

تَمَّمَ عَلَى الجَرِيحِ

To hasten and finish the slaughter of a wounded person or animal; to make the killing certain.

A specialized Form II construction concerning the completion or securing of a slaughter.

• Lane · entry 16823

تَمَّمَ

To cause a fracture to become complete, so that a crack develops or the broken parts separate.

Used of a fracture or bone; it can describe a pre-existing injury becoming worse through further breaking.

• Lane · entry 16823

تَمَّمَ المولود

To hang an amulet or protective charm on a newborn or young child.

The related expression تَمَّمْتُ عَنْهُ العَيْنَ means repelling the evil eye from someone by hanging such an amulet.

• Lane · entry 16823

تَمَّمَ

To adopt the outlook, affiliation, or settlement of the tribe of Tamīm; to claim kinship with it.

A Form II social and tribal-affiliation use.

• Lane · entry 16823

تَامَّ

To vie or contend with another in completeness or perfection.

A Form III reciprocal construction concerning competition in excellence or completeness.

• Lane · entry 16824

أَتَمَّ

To become tall and full-grown, or to reach full height and blossom.

Used of a plant as a Form IV growth development.

• Lane · entry 16825

أَتَمَّتْ

To complete the period of gestation or become near to giving birth.

Used of a pregnant woman or she-camel in this specialized Form IV construction.

• Lane · entry 16825

أَتَمَّهُ

To give someone the remaining material needed to complete a woven web.

The material consists of tufts or lengths of wool, camel hair, or similar fiber.

• Lane · entry 16825

تَتَامُّوا

To come together in full numbers, arriving all together or one after another.

A Form VI use for a group that gathers into a complete company; it may also describe a group responding to a call and coming to someone.

• Lane · entry 16827

اِسْتَتَمَّ النِّعْمَةَ

To seek or request the completion of a benefit, boon, or favor.

A Form X construction expressing seeking completion of a benefit.

• Lane · entry 16828

اِسْتَتَمَّهُ

To seek or request wool or camel hair needed to complete the weaving of a garment.

A Form X construction involving a request for completing material.

• Lane · entry 16828

تَمْتَمَةٌ

Stammering, indistinct or hurried speech, especially repeated or confused articulation of ت and م.

A specialized speech term covering reiteration, indistinct pronunciation, or rapid jabbering that is difficult to understand.

• Lane · entry 16829

تِمٌّ

A kind of hoe, axe-like implement, spade, or shovel.

A separate nominal use of the vocalized form تِمٌّ.

• Lane · entry 16832

تِمَّةٌ

Shorn goat hair, camel hair, or wool used to complete the weaving of a garment.

Also denotes the material given to someone as the missing portion needed to finish a web.

• Lane · entry 16834

تَمَامٌ

The fullness of the moon; a full moon or the night of its completion.

Conventional expressions use the noun for the full, brightly shining moon and its full-moon night.

• Lane · entry 16837

لَيْلُ التِّمَامِ

The longest or a very long winter night; by extension, a night that is long or tedious.

A conventional expression with a specialized nocturnal meaning, distinct from the ordinary abstract sense of completion.

• Lane · entry 16837

تَمَامًا

Completion or carrying through of a statement, including keeping to one's word without retracting.

Used in an idiomatic expression about refusing anything except completion of what was said or intended.

• Lane · entry 16837

تَمَامٌ

A complement or supplement whose addition completes a thing or makes up its full amount.

Used for the missing addition that completes a number, collection, book, or other whole.

• Lane · entry 16837

تَمِيمٌ

Strong, firm, hard, or complete and perfect in make or formation.

Applied especially to a man or horse in descriptions of strength and well-formedness.

• Lane · entry 16840

تَمِيمٌ

Tall.

A reported adjectival use applied to a man.

• Lane · entry 16840

تُمَامَةٌ

A remainder or remaining portion of something.

A nominal use for what is left over.

• Lane · entry 16842

تَمِيمَةٌ

An amulet, bead, or charm hung on a person as protection, especially against the evil eye.

The term may refer to the bead or necklace itself; the practice is described as one believed to complete or protect a child’s condition.

• Lane · entry 16843

تَمْتَامٌ

A person who stammers, repeats the letter ت, or speaks so rapidly and indistinctly that others have difficulty understanding.

The noun denotes a person characterized by the speech defect called تَمْتَمَةٌ.

• Lane · entry 16845

تَامٌّ

Complete, entire, whole, full, consummate, or perfect.

An adjective of completeness or perfection, including descriptions of a complete formation and of a faultless sentence or oath; it can also convey complete or wholly assigned possession in context.

• Lane · entry 16846
• Lane · entry 16847

جَذَعٌ تَامٌّ

Having completed the growth stage designated by a particular age term and reached the next stage.

A technical age description for livestock, including a goat or bull at a specified transitional stage.

• Lane · entry 16847

مُتَمٌّ

The place where the vein or cord of the navel is cut or terminates.

A specialized anatomical noun.

• Lane · entry 16849

مُتِمٌّ

A pregnant female that has completed the days of gestation or is near the point of giving birth.

A specialized active-participial description applied to a woman or she-camel, distinct from the Quranic agentive use of مُتِمّ.

• Lane · entry 16850

مُتَمِّمٌ

In maysir, one whose winning arrow repeatedly succeeds and who feeds the poor, or who takes the remainder to complete the shares.

A specialized maysir term for completing the distribution from the slaughtered camel.

• Lane · entry 16851

الجَهَالَةُ المُسْتَتَمَّةُ

Consummate or complete ignorance.

A fixed adjectival expression; the source notes an orthographic distinction from المُسْتَتِمَّةُ.

• Lane · entry 16852

مُسْتَتِمٌّ

One who seeks wool or camel hair with which to complete the weaving of a garment.

An active participle describing the person seeking the missing material for a web.

• Lane · entry 16853