شصر
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the act of sewing or stitching, particularly with wide stitches. It also extends to concepts of piercing, prodding, and a specific type of animal horn or growth. Additionally, it describes a visual phenomenon related to death and a physical characteristic of young antelopes.
Derived headwords
- 1.to stitch widelyboth
To sew something with wide or spaced stitches, similar to a basting stitch.
- 2.to pierce/prodclassical
To pierce or prod, specifically referring to the act of inserting a wooden peg or stick into an animal's nostrils or reproductive organs.
- 3.to pierce (eye)classical
To pierce the eye, used metaphorically for the eye's appearance at death.
- 4.to goreboth
To gore or butt with horns, as a bull or antelope does.
- 1.wide stitchingboth
The act or result of sewing with wide or spaced stitches.
- 2.piercing/proddingclassical
The act of piercing or prodding, especially with a stick or peg.
- 3.wide stitchesboth
Wide or spaced stitches in sewing.
- 4.piercing (death)classical
A phenomenon of the eye becoming fixed or rolling at the point of death.
- 5.young antelopeboth
A young antelope that has grown strong and active.
- 1.wide stitchingboth
The act of sewing with wide stitches.
- 2.piercing/prodding (animal)classical
The act of piercing or prodding an animal, particularly the reproductive organs or nostrils.
- 1.piercing toolclassical
A wooden stick or peg used for piercing or prodding, especially in animals.
- 2.wooden peg (animal)classical
A wooden stick inserted between the nostrils of a she-camel.
- 3.piercing tool (animal)classical
A wooden stick inserted between the lips of a she-camel's vulva.
- 1.piercing sticksclassical
Two sticks that are inserted through the lips of a she-camel's vulva for prodding.
- 1.fixed gaze (death)classical
The phenomenon of the eye becoming fixed or rolling at the point of death.
- 1.goreboth
A butt or gore with horns, as by a bull or antelope.
- 2.young female antelopeboth
A young female antelope.
- 1.young antelopesboth
Plural of shasr, referring to young antelopes that have grown strong and active.
- 1.horned (young antelope)both
Describing a young antelope whose horns have begun to emerge.
- 2.young antelopeboth
A young antelope that has grown strong and active.
- 1.wide stitchingclassical
Similar to shasr, referring to wide or spaced stitching.