عسق
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThe root عسق primarily relates to sticking closely to something, being persistent, and also encompasses meanings of crookedness, darkness, and inferior quality. It extends to describe specific types of dates, palm clusters, and even certain types of people or liquids.
Derived headwords
- 1.to stick toboth
To adhere closely to someone or something, to be inseparable from it, and to be infatuated with it.
- 2.to be persistentclassical
To be insistent or persistent in demanding something from someone.
- 3.to be in heatclassical
Said of a female animal (like a camel or donkey) when she is receptive to mating.
- 4.to be crookedclassical
To have crookedness or narrowness in one's disposition or character.
- 1.stickingclassical
The verbal noun of عَسَقَ, referring to the act of adhering closely or being infatuated.
- 1.to stick toboth
To adhere closely to someone or something, to be inseparable from it, and to be infatuated with it. It is synonymous with عَسَقَ.
- 1.to stick toclassical
To adhere closely to someone or something, to be inseparable from it, and to be infatuated with it. It is synonymous with عَسَقَ.
- 1.to be insistent withclassical
When someone is insistent or persistent in demanding something from another.
- 1.crookednessclassical
Crookedness or narrowness in disposition or character.
- 2.inferior date clusterclassical
A poor-quality cluster of dates.
- 3.palm clusterclassical
A cluster of palm fruit (date spathe).
- 4.darknessclassical
Darkness, similar to الغسق (al-ghasaq).
- 5.inferior drinkclassical
A poor-quality drink that is very watery.
- 6.persistent creditorsclassical
Those who are strict and persistent with their debtors when demanding payment.
- 7.those who extractclassical
Those who extract or draw out, possibly referring to a specific trade or action.
- 1.crookedclassical
Having crookedness or narrowness in disposition or character.