دوش

Root entry · 8 derived lemmas

This root primarily describes visual impairments, including darkness or dimness of sight, weakness in vision, and a constricted feeling in the eyes. It can also refer to a state of dizziness or being overcome by something.

Derived headwords

الدوشnoun

1.
dimness of sightboth
A condition characterized by darkness or obscurity in vision.
2.
weakness of sightboth
A state of poor or impaired vision, often accompanied by a feeling of constriction in the eyes.

دوشverb

1.
to be dim-sightedboth
To experience dimness or weakness in one's vision.

دوشاnoun

1.
dimness of sightclassical
The state or condition of having dimness in one's vision, used as a masdar for the verb 'dāsha'.

أدوشadjective

1.
dim-sightedboth
Describing someone who has dimness or weakness in their sight.

دوشتverb

1.
to be dim-sightedboth
The passive form indicating that someone's eye has become dim-sighted or weak.

دوشاءadjective

1.
dim-sighted (fem.)both
A feminine adjective describing a female who has dimness or weakness in her sight.

داشverb

1.
to be overcomeclassical
To be seized or overcome by something, such as dizziness or a strong sensation, leading to a loss of stability.

شبكةnoun

1.
dizzinessclassical
A sensation of spinning or unsteadiness, often associated with feeling faint or disoriented.

Parallel reading

الدوش: ظلمة في البصر

Al-dūsh: darkness in sight.

وقيل: هو ضعف في البصر وضيق في العين

And it was said: it is weakness in sight and constriction in the eye.

دوش دوشا

He experienced dimness of sight, a dimness of sight.

وهو أدوش

And he is dim-sighted.

وقد دوشت عينه

And his eye has become dim-sighted.

وهي دوشاء

And she is dim-sighted.

داش الرجل إذا أخذته الشبكة

A man is overcome when dizziness seizes him.