شسء

Root entry · 6 derived lemmas

This root primarily describes roughness, harshness, and ruggedness, particularly in relation to terrain and stones. It can also extend to describe a harsh or stern disposition.

Derived headwords

شَيْءnoun

1.
thingboth
A general term for an object, entity, or concept. It is the most common and versatile meaning.
2.
matter, affairboth
Refers to a subject of concern, an issue, or a situation.

شَئِسadjective

1.
rugged, roughclassical
Describing a place, especially the ground or stones, that is uneven, coarse, and difficult to traverse.
2.
stern, harshclassical
Describing a person's disposition or demeanor as severe, unyielding, or unfriendly.

شَأْسadjective

1.
rugged, roughclassical
A softened form of 'sha'is', referring to a place that is rough or uneven, particularly the ground.

شَأْزadjective

1.
rugged, roughclassical
Similar to 'sha's', denoting a rough or uneven place, often used for terrain.

شَاسِئadjective

1.
rugged, roughclassical
An inverted form of 'sha'is', describing a place as rough, coarse, and uneven, especially concerning stones or ground.

جَاسِئadjective

1.
rugged, roughclassical
A variant or inverted form, used interchangeably with 'shasi'' to describe a place that is rough, coarse, and uneven.

Parallel reading

مكان شئس

a rugged place

وهو الخشن من الحجارة

and it is the rough part of the stones

وقد يخفف

and it may be softened

فيقال للمكان الغليظ: شأس وشأز

so it is said for the coarse place: sha's and sha'z

ويقال مقلوبا: مكان شاسئ وجاسئ غليظ

and it is said inverted: a place shasi' and jasi' that is coarse