نتش
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThe root نتش (ntsh) primarily relates to the act of plucking, pulling, or extracting something, often with a sense of quickness or smallness. It extends to meanings of acquiring or earning, as well as describing the initial growth of plants and the act of eating vegetation.
Derived headwords
- 1.whiteness at nail baseclassical
The white discoloration that appears at the base of a fingernail.
- 2.plucking fleshclassical
The act of plucking or tearing flesh or similar substances.
- 3.extracting thornsclassical
The act of extracting thorns or splinters, often with a tool.
- 4.grasping and bitingclassical
The act of grasping and biting, like an animal tearing at meat.
- 5.initial plant emergenceclassical
The stage when a plant first emerges its shoots from the ground before it has fully rooted.
- 6.locusts eating plantsclassical
The act of locusts consuming vegetation.
- 7.acquiring or earningclassical
The act of acquiring wealth or provisions for one's family through effort or cunning.
- 8.a small amountclassical
A small or insignificant quantity of something taken or acquired.
- 9.pushing with footclassical
The act of pushing or nudging a stone or object with one's foot.
- 10.hitting with a stickclassical
The act of striking someone with a stick, resulting in multiple blows.
- 1.to pluck outclassical
To extract or pull something out, such as a thorn or hair.
- 2.to grasp and biteclassical
To seize and tear at something, like flesh.
- 3.to emerge (plants)classical
For plants to begin to emerge from the soil.
- 4.to eat vegetationclassical
For locusts or similar creatures to consume plants.
- 5.to acquire or earnclassical
To gain or earn something, especially for one's family, through effort or resourcefulness.
- 6.to push with footclassical
To move something aside by pushing it with the foot.
- 7.to strikeclassical
To hit someone, often repeatedly, with an object like a stick.
- 8.to take a littleclassical
To take or acquire only a small amount of something.
- 1.tweezersclassical
A tool used for plucking, such as tweezers or forceps, especially for removing hair or splinters.
- 1.to extractclassical
To extract or pull something out using a tool like the 'mintash'.
- 2.to sproutclassical
For plants to begin to emerge their initial shoots from the ground.
- 3.to become wet and sproutclassical
For seeds to become moist and begin to sprout, sending out roots and shoots.
- 1.it emergedclassical
Referring to plants beginning to emerge their heads from the earth.
- 1.emerging part of plantclassical
That which appears or emerges from a plant during its initial growth phase.
- 1.blowsclassical
Multiple strikes or blows, as when hitting someone with a stick.
- 1.scoundrelclassical
A wicked, base, or contemptible person; a scoundrel or rogue.
- 2.one who plundersclassical
Someone who plunders or takes the worst of things; a scoundrel.
- 1.scoundrelclassical
A wicked, base, or contemptible person; a scoundrel or rogue.
- 1.locusts ate the plantsclassical
Locusts consumed the vegetation of the land.
- 1.he earned for his familyclassical
He worked diligently or used cunning to provide for his family.
- 1.he toils, earns, strives, and managesclassical
He works hard, acquires resources, exerts himself, and manages affairs for his family.
- 1.scoundrels and vagrantsclassical
Referring to wicked, base people, often associated with vagrancy or mischief.
- 1.the man pushed the stone with his footclassical
The man moved the stone aside by nudging it with his foot.
- 1.he struck him with the stickclassical
He hit him with a stick, implying multiple or forceful blows.
- 1.the rabble of peopleclassical
The lowest, most wicked, or contemptible part of society.
- 1.he took the best... he took the worstclassical
One person selected the choicest items, while another took the worst or most worthless.