مرح
Root entry · 27 derived lemmasThe root 'مرح' primarily denotes intense joy, exuberance, and liveliness, often to an excessive degree. It extends to meanings of haughtiness, boastfulness, and energetic movement, applicable to both humans and animals. The root also encompasses concepts related to plant growth, the flow of tears, and the preparation of water skins.
Derived headwords
- 1.Exuberance, high spiritsboth
Intense joy and liveliness, often exceeding normal bounds.
- 2.Haughtiness, arroganceboth
Boastfulness and conceit, walking with pride.
- 3.Cheerfulness, mirthclassical
A state of being cheerful and playful.
- 1.To make someone exuberantclassical
To cause someone to become excessively joyful or lively.
- 1.Exuberance, high spiritsclassical
The state of being exuberant or lively; a noun form of 'maraha'.
- 1.To be exuberantboth
To be joyful, lively, and energetic.
- 2.To be haughtyboth
To walk with pride and arrogance.
- 3.To be activeclassical
To be energetic and nimble.
- 1.Exuberanceboth
A state of intense joy and liveliness; the masdar of 'maraha'.
- 2.Haughtinessboth
Arrogance and boastfulness.
- 1.Exuberantboth
Full of joy and liveliness; spirited.
- 2.Haughtyboth
Arrogant and boastful.
- 1.Exuberantclassical
Lively and spirited.
- 1.Livelyclassical
Full of energy and spirit; active.
- 1.To be livelyclassical
To be energetic and active.
- 1.Very livelyclassical
Extremely energetic and spirited, often used for animals.
- 1.Lively (horse/camel)classical
Describing a horse or camel that is energetic and spirited.
- 2.Wineclassical
Wine that causes exhilaration or intoxication.
- 3.Exciting (bow)classical
A bow that causes wonder or excitement in the viewer.
- 1.Lively (horse/camel)classical
Describing a horse or camel that is energetic and spirited.
- 1.Lively (horse/camel)classical
Describing a horse or camel that is energetic and spirited.
- 2.Fertile (land)classical
Land that quickly produces vegetation after rain.
- 1.Well done!classical
An exclamation of admiration for a good deed, especially in archery.
- 1.Exclamations of wonderclassical
Words of exclamation expressing wonder or admiration, similar to a mild scolding or encouragement.
- 1.Land produced vegetationclassical
When the land brings forth abundant plant growth.
- 1.Fertile (land)classical
Land that is quick to grow vegetation when rain falls.
- 2.Land that hasn't grown for a yearclassical
Land that has not produced vegetation in a year.
- 1.Grain headed outclassical
When the ears of grain begin to emerge.
- 1.Eye flowed profuselyclassical
When the eye's flow of tears becomes intense.
- 2.Eye weakenedclassical
When the eye becomes weak or impaired.
- 3.Eye became inflamedclassical
When the eye becomes irritated or inflamed.
- 1.Profuse flowclassical
The intense flow of tears from the eye.
- 2.Weaknessclassical
A state of weakness or impairment, referring to the eye.
- 1.Profuse-flowing eyeclassical
An eye that sheds tears abundantly.
- 1.To refine foodclassical
To purify or refine food from impurities using sieves.
- 1.To anoint skinclassical
To anoint or oil the skin.
- 1.Preparing a waterskinclassical
The process of preparing a new waterskin by filling it with water to seal the seams.
- 1.Waterskin that doesn't hold waterclassical
A waterskin whose seams are not properly sealed and thus leaks water.
- 1.Placeclassical
A location or place.
- 1.A cry to stopclassical
A word used to deter or stop someone from proceeding.