كشح
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThe root كشح primarily relates to the flank or side of the body, specifically the area between the waist and the ribs. It extends to encompass concepts of harboring hidden feelings, particularly animosity, and also refers to a specific ailment affecting this body part.
Derived headwords
- 1.flank, sideboth
The area of the body between the waist and the back ribs, extending from the navel to the spine.
- 2.waistboth
The narrow part of the body between the ribs and the hips; the waist.
- 3.visceraclassical
The internal organs of the abdomen.
- 4.side of a sashclassical
One of the sides of a sash worn around the body.
- 1.to complain of flank painclassical
To experience pain or discomfort in the flank area.
- 2.to harbor resentmentclassical
To conceal or suppress strong negative feelings, such as anger or animosity.
- 3.to turn away from waterclassical
To move away from a water source.
- 4.to peelclassical
To remove the outer layer or skin from something, such as wood.
- 1.flanksboth
The plural form of 'kashh', referring to the sides of the body.
- 1.to complain of flank painclassical
To suffer from a pain or ailment in the flank.
- 1.to harbor a secret planclassical
To secretly hold onto a plan or intention, often with determination.
- 2.to harbor animosityclassical
To conceal and maintain feelings of hostility or ill will towards someone.
- 3.to cut off tiesclassical
To sever relations or cease contact with someone.
- 4.to turn away fromclassical
To show indifference or disinterest towards someone.
- 1.hidden enemyboth
An enemy who harbors secret animosity and ill will.
- 2.one who turns awayclassical
Someone who shows aversion or indifference, turning their side away.
- 1.to harbor animosityclassical
To conceal and maintain feelings of hostility towards someone.
- 2.to show aversionclassical
To display a turning away or indifference.
- 1.animosityclassical
The state of harboring hidden hostility or ill will.
- 2.severing tiesclassical
The act of cutting off relations or contact.
- 1.to harbor enmityclassical
To conceal and maintain hostility towards someone.
- 1.animosityclassical
The act of harboring hidden enmity.
- 1.harboring animosityclassical
The act of concealing and maintaining hostility.
- 1.animal tucked its tailclassical
Describing an animal, particularly a horse, tucking its tail between its legs.
- 1.they dispersedclassical
To scatter or spread out from a place.
- 1.branded on the flankclassical
Marked with a brand or cauterized in the flank area.
- 1.brand on the flankclassical
A mark or cauterization applied to the flank area.
- 1.to brand a camelclassical
To apply a brand or cautery mark to a camel's flank.
- 1.cauterizationclassical
The act of burning or searing with fire, often for medical treatment.
- 1.branded camelsclassical
Camels that have been marked with a brand or cautery.
- 1.to peel woodclassical
To remove the bark or outer layer from a piece of wood.
- 1.to scatter peopleclassical
To disperse or drive away a group of people.