كشم
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThe root كشم primarily relates to the concept of cutting, specifically the nose, leading to meanings of mutilation and deficiency. It extends to describe a lack of completeness in physical form, lineage, or character, and also denotes a forceful or rough manner of eating.
Derived headwords
- 1.to mutilate the noseclassical
To cut off the nose, specifically by severing it from its origin.
- 2.to eat roughlyclassical
To eat something, like melons or cucumbers, in a rough or forceful manner.
- 1.to mutilate the noseclassical
To cut off the nose, specifically by severing it from its origin.
- 1.mutilation of the noseclassical
The act of cutting off the nose by severing it from its origin.
- 2.deficiencyclassical
A lack or deficiency in creation, lineage, or character.
- 1.mutilated noseclassical
A nose that has been cut off from its origin.
- 1.mutilated noseclassical
A nose that has been cut off from its origin.
- 1.deficient in form/lineageclassical
Lacking in physical form or noble lineage; deficient in creation or status.
- 2.mutilated noseclassical
Having a nose cut off from its origin.
- 1.deficient earclassical
An ear where the cut has not left a discernible mark, similar to a solid piece.
- 2.female cheetahclassical
A female cheetah.
- 1.deficiencyclassical
A deficiency or lack in form or lineage.
- 1.deficiencyclassical
A deficiency in creation, lineage, or character.
- 1.cheetahclassical
The name of a cheetah.
- 1.cheetahclassical
The name of a cheetah.
- 1.nameclassical
A proper name.