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مُمِلّ

tiresome

AdjectiveRoot م-ل-ل

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Feminine
مُمِلَّة
Masculine plural
مُمِلُّون
Feminine plural
مُمِلَّات

Most common words from the same root

Adjective
of or relating to a religious community
Noun
مَلّة
tedium
Verb · Form I
مَلَّ
to be bored by
Verb · Form I
مَلَّ
to sew with large stitches
Verb · Form II
مَلَّلَ
to properate
Verb · Form IV
أَمَلَّ
to bore

مُمِلّ in English

Adjective

  1. tiresome, boring

Word origin

Derived from the active participle of أَمَلَّ (ʔamalla, “to be boring, to irritate”).

Words from the root م-ل-ل

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مَلَّ · present يَمَلُّ

to be bored by; to be affected by heat, to be feverish

مَلَل
Verbal noun
tiredness
مَلَال
Verbal noun
مَلَالَة
Verbal noun
مَمْلُول
Passive participle
مَلَّ · present يَمَلُّ

to sew with large stitches; to give to the fire; to throw into the ashes; to be tedious for somebody, to appear as a source of vexation to, to tire, to weary

مَلّ
Verbal noun
مَلّ
Active participle
مَلُول
Active participle · Adjective
passive participle of مَلَّ
مَمْلُول
Passive participle
مَلَّلَ · present يُمَلِّلُ

to properate, to press forward, to urge on

تَمْلِيل
Verbal noun
مُمَلِّل
Active participle
مُمَلَّل
Passive participle
أَمَلَّ · present يُمِلُّ
Form IV · Causative

to bore, to tire; to annoy, to irritate

إِمْلَال
Verbal noun
Active participle · Adjective
tiresome
مُمَلّ
Passive participle
Adjective
of or relating to a religious community
مَلّة
Noun
tedium
مُل
Noun · m.
coastline

مُمِلّ: plural and other forms

Singularمُمِلّ
Feminineمُمِلَّة
Masculine pluralمُمِلُّون
Feminine pluralمُمِلَّات

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