فشق
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThe root 'fashaq' (فشق) primarily relates to concepts of expansion, spreading out, and suddenness. It encompasses notions of eagerness, swiftness, and sometimes a forceful breaking or scattering. It can also describe physical separation, like the widening of animal horns.
Derived headwords
- 1.Eagerness, keennessclassical
Enthusiasm or intense desire, often associated with eagerness to pursue something.
- 2.Suddenness, surpriseclassical
An act of acting suddenly or unexpectedly, often to gain an advantage.
- 3.Scattering, spreadingclassical
The act of scattering or spreading out, particularly used to describe the widening of animal horns.
- 4.Eating heartilyclassical
A manner of eating with great intensity or volume.
- 1.To be eagerclassical
To exhibit eagerness or keenness, often in pursuit.
- 2.To act suddenlyclassical
To act with suddenness or surprise, especially to avoid detection.
- 3.To break, shatterclassical
To break or shatter something.
- 4.To flee, runclassical
To run away or flee.
- 1.Eagerness, keennessclassical
The state of being eager or keen, a masdar of فشق.
- 2.Suddennessclassical
The quality of being sudden or unexpected, a masdar of فشق.
- 3.Breaking, shatteringclassical
The act of breaking or shattering, a masdar of فشق.
- 4.Running, fleeingclassical
The act of running or fleeing, a masdar of فشق.
- 1.Eager, keenclassical
Possessing eagerness or keenness.
- 1.To surprise, ambushclassical
To surprise or ambush someone, to act suddenly against them.
- 1.Wide-hornedclassical
Describing sheep or gazelles with widely spread horns.
- 1.Wide-hornedclassical
Describing a gazelle with widely spread horns.