شقع
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the act of drinking, particularly in a vigorous or unrefined manner. It also extends to meanings of striking or hitting, though this usage is considered less common or even unknown by some lexicographers.
Derived headwords
- 1.to drink vigorouslyboth
To drink from a vessel, often implying a forceful or unrefined manner of consumption.
- 2.to drink without a vesselclassical
To drink directly, without the use of a container, similar to lapping.
- 1.vigorous drinkingboth
The act or manner of drinking vigorously, serving as the masdar (verbal noun) for the verb شقع.
- 1.to drink intenselyclassical
To drink with great intensity or force, often implying a lack of restraint.
- 1.to drink intenselyclassical
To drink with great intensity or force, often implying a lack of restraint.
- 1.to drink intenselyclassical
To drink with great intensity or force, often implying a lack of restraint.
- 1.to strike/hitclassical
To strike or hit someone, often with force.
- 2.to lickclassical
To lick something, similar to the verb لقعه.
- 1.to lickboth
To lick something, a known and common usage.
- 2.to strike/hitclassical
To strike or hit someone, often with force.