لحز
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes stinginess, parsimony, and a narrow or constricted nature, both in terms of personality and physical space. It extends to concepts of difficulty, obstruction, and even a lingering desire.
Derived headwords
- 1.Stingy, miserly personboth
A person who is tight-fisted, parsimonious, and reluctant to give anything, or gives very little.
- 2.Narrow, constrictedclassical
Describing a path or road that is narrow and difficult to traverse.
- 3.Narrow-minded, ill-temperedclassical
Referring to someone who is ill-tempered or has a constricted disposition.
- 1.To be stingyboth
To act in a stingy or parsimonious manner.
- 2.To be constrictedclassical
To become narrow or difficult.
- 1.Stinginessboth
The act or state of being stingy or parsimonious.
- 1.To be stingyboth
A verb form indicating stinginess or parsimony.
- 1.Narrow places, straitsclassical
Places that are narrow, constricted, or difficult to pass through.
- 1.To contradict each otherboth
When people engage in a verbal exchange where their statements oppose or conflict with each other.
- 2.To become entangledclassical
Describing things, like branches of trees, becoming intertwined or obstructed.
- 1.Stingy manboth
A man characterized by stinginess and parsimony.
- 1.Stingy manboth
A man characterized by stinginess and parsimony (variant pronunciation).
- 1.Intertwined treesclassical
Trees whose branches are densely intertwined and obstruct passage.
- 1.Every stingy personclassical
Referring to any and all individuals who are stingy or parsimonious.
- 1.Lingering desireclassical
A feeling of craving or desire that remains after eating something, like a pomegranate or pear.