شحح
Root entry · 24 derived lemmasThis root primarily denotes stinginess, avarice, and miserliness, often with an added element of intense desire or eagerness. It extends to concepts of being reluctant, holding back, and can also describe things that are scarce, difficult, or unyielding, such as water or fire.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be stingyboth
To exhibit extreme stinginess or avarice, often characterized by intense desire for what one possesses.
- 2.to be reluctantclassical
To be unwilling to give or share, holding back what one has.
- 1.to be stingyboth
To exhibit extreme stinginess or avarice, often characterized by intense desire for what one possesses.
- 1.to be stingyboth
To exhibit extreme stinginess or avarice, often characterized by intense desire for what one possesses.
- 1.stinginessboth
Extreme stinginess, avarice, or miserliness, often implying a strong desire for what one has.
- 2.greedboth
An intense desire for possessions or benefits, often coupled with a reluctance to give.
- 1.stingyboth
Extremely stingy or avaricious.
- 2.scarceclassical
Describing water that is scarce or difficult to find.
- 3.unyieldingclassical
Describing a tinderbox that is difficult to ignite, as if withholding fire.
- 1.stingyboth
Extremely stingy or avaricious.
- 2.reluctantclassical
Unwilling to give or share.
- 1.stingyboth
Plural of شحيح (shahiḥ), meaning extremely stingy or avaricious.
- 1.stingyboth
Plural of شحيح (shahiḥ), meaning extremely stingy or avaricious.
- 1.stinginessboth
The state of being stingy or avaricious.
- 2.scarce waterclassical
Describing water that is scarce, brackish, or difficult to access.
- 1.a stingy soulclassical
A soul that is characterized by stinginess and reluctance to give.
- 1.to contend eagerlyclassical
To compete intensely for something, each person wanting to obtain it before the other.
- 2.to disputeclassical
To argue or dispute over a matter, driven by a desire not to miss out.
- 1.scarce waterclassical
Water that is scarce, brackish, or difficult to access, often implying it is not abundant.
- 1.unyielding tinderboxclassical
A tinderbox that is difficult to ignite, as if withholding its fire.
- 1.thirsty landclassical
Land that is parched and absorbs water quickly, as if reluctant to retain it.
- 1.thirsty landclassical
Land that is parched and absorbs water quickly, as if reluctant to retain it.
- 1.stingyclassical
A person who is extremely stingy or miserly.
- 2.diligentclassical
Someone who is persistent, diligent, and determined in pursuing something.
- 3.jealousclassical
A person who is intensely jealous or possessive.
- 4.braveclassical
A courageous or valiant person.
- 5.strongclassical
A person who is strong and robust.
- 6.eloquentclassical
A fluent and effective speaker.
- 7.swiftclassical
Describing something that moves quickly, like a person or an animal.
- 8.ill-temperedclassical
A person with a bad or difficult disposition.
- 1.stingyclassical
A person who is extremely stingy or miserly.
- 2.diligentclassical
Someone who is persistent, diligent, and determined in pursuing something.
- 3.jealousclassical
A person who is intensely jealous or possessive.
- 4.braveclassical
A courageous or valiant person.
- 5.strongclassical
A person who is strong and robust.
- 6.eloquentclassical
A fluent and effective speaker.
- 7.swiftclassical
Describing something that moves quickly, like a person or an animal.
- 8.ill-temperedclassical
A person with a bad or difficult disposition.
- 1.vast desertclassical
A wide, barren, and distant desert with no vegetation.
- 1.eloquent oratorclassical
An orator who is skilled, fluent, and effective in their speech.
- 1.swift donkeyclassical
A donkey that is light and moves quickly.
- 1.to be stingyclassical
To act in a stingy or miserly manner.
- 2.to be persistentclassical
To be diligent and persistent in an endeavor.
- 3.to make a soundclassical
To make a chirping or calling sound, like a bird.
- 4.to fly swiftlyclassical
To fly quickly or rapidly.
- 1.stinginessclassical
The act or state of being stingy.
- 2.swift flightclassical
Rapid or swift movement through the air.
- 3.bird soundclassical
The sound made by a bird, such as chirping.
- 1.swift sandgrouseclassical
A sandgrouse known for its speed in flight.
- 1.noisy crowclassical
A crow that is characterized by its loud or frequent calls.