ش د ق

Arabic

Root

ش د ق • (š-d-q)

corners of the mouth, jaw
(by extension) chattering, talking

Derived terms

Form I: شَدِقَ‎ (šadiqa)
- Verbal noun: شَدَق‎ (šadaq)
- Active participle: شَادِق‎ (šādiq)
- Passive participle: مَشْدُوق‎ (mašdūq)
Form V: تَشَدَّقَ‎ (tašaddaqa)
- Verbal noun: تَشَدُّق‎ (tašadduq)
- Active participle: مُتَشَدِّق‎ (mutašaddiq)
- Passive participle: مُتَشَدَّق‎ (mutašaddaq)
شِدْق‎ (šidq, “having large mouth”), alsoشَدْق‎ (šadq)
أَشْدَق‎ (ʔašdaq, “having large mouth”)
شَدِيق‎ m (šadīq, “slope, side of a valley”)

From derived roots

تَمَشْدَقَ‎ (tamašdaqa)
شَدْقَم‎ (šadqam, “having large mouth”)

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