عشز
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes difficulty, hardness, and a peculiar gait. It relates to challenging paths, rugged terrain, and individuals or animals that are strong, stout, or walk with a stiff, uneven stride.
Derived headwords
- 1.to walk with a stiff gaitboth
To walk with a gait resembling that of someone with a leg impediment or a stiff, uneven stride.
- 1.stiff-gaitedclassical
Describing a person who walks with a stiff, uneven, or impeded gait.
- 1.difficult pathclassical
A path or route that is hard to traverse, steep, or rugged.
- 2.rugged terrainclassical
Land or terrain that is difficult to navigate due to its hardness or unevenness.
- 1.rugged placesclassical
Plural form referring to difficult, rugged, or impassable places or terrains.
- 1.difficult terrainclassical
Places or terrains that are hard to traverse or navigate.
- 1.strong of buildclassical
Describing a person or animal that is strong, stout, or powerfully built.
- 1.hard and strongclassical
Describing something, like a spear shaft or a canal, as being hard, strong, and rigid.
- 1.strong and stoutclassical
Describing a person or animal as being strong, stout, and thick-set.