عشنق
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes extreme tallness, often with negative connotations of being lanky, ungainly, or lacking substance. It can also refer to a long neck or, metaphorically, to a person who is all show and no substance, or ill-tempered.
Derived headwords
- 1.Tallnessclassical
The state or quality of being extremely tall.
- 1.Tall personclassical
A person who is tall in body, often implying lankiness.
- 2.Long neckclassical
Referring to a long neck, as in the case of a woman or an ostrich.
- 1.Tall (neck)classical
Describing a woman or an ostrich as having a long neck.
- 1.Tall ones (pl.)classical
The plural of 'al-'ashnaq', referring to tall individuals, particularly those with long necks.
- 1.Tall ones (pl.)classical
Another plural form for 'al-'ashnaq', referring to tall individuals.
- 1.Tall ones (pl.)classical
A plural form for 'al-'ashnaq', referring to tall individuals.
- 1.Tallness without substanceclassical
Possessing mere tallness without any beneficial qualities or substance.
- 1.Tall and ungainlyclassical
Tall and lanky, not heavy or bulky, often implying a lack of grace.
- 2.Ill-temperedclassical
Of bad character or disposition.