ءحن
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root pertains to deep-seated feelings of hatred, malice, and resentment held within the chest. It describes the state of harboring grudges and the act of feeling or causing such animosity.
Derived headwords
- 1.grudgeboth
Hatred or malice harbored in the chest; a deep-seated resentment.
- 1.to harbor resentmentboth
To feel hatred or malice in one's chest towards someone.
- 1.harboring resentmentclassical
The verbal noun (masdar) for the act of harboring hatred or malice.
- 1.grudgeboth
Hatred or malice harbored in the chest; a deep-seated resentment. This form is also used as a verbal noun.
- 1.to cause to harbor resentmentclassical
To make someone feel hatred or malice in their chest.
- 1.to harbor resentmentboth
Past tense verb form indicating the act of harboring hatred or malice.
- 1.to harbor resentmentboth
Present tense verb form indicating the act of harboring hatred or malice.
- 1.enmityclassical
The state of being enemies or the act of making or being enemies; animosity.
- 1.grudgeclassical
A less common or disputed variant for 'إحنة', referring to a grudge or malice.
- 1.to harbor resentmentclassical
To feel hatred or malice in one's chest towards someone. Used similarly to 'أحن'.
- 1.grudgesboth
Plural of 'إحنة', referring to multiple grudges or instances of malice.
- 1.grudgesboth
Another plural form of 'إحنة', referring to multiple grudges or instances of malice.
- 1.those with grudgesclassical
A possessive construction referring to people who harbor grudges, using the less common plural 'حنات'.
- 1.one with suspicion and maliceclassical
A descriptive phrase referring to someone characterized by suspicion and hidden malice or grudges.
- 1.to harbor resentmentboth
Past tense verb form, specifically 'أحنت عليه' meaning to harbor resentment against someone.