هين
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of being easy, gentle, or humble. It can also refer to the essence or nature of something, and has derived terms for specific foreign festivals.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be easyboth
To be simple, uncomplicated, or readily achievable. This is the primary meaning, often contrasted with difficulty.
- 2.to be gentleboth
To be mild, soft, or yielding in disposition or manner.
- 3.to be humbleclassical
To be lowly, submissive, or lacking in pride or arrogance.
- 1.to belittleboth
To treat someone or something as less important or valuable than they are; to disparage or humiliate.
- 2.to insultboth
To speak or treat someone in a way that is rude or offensive.
- 1.easyboth
Simple, not difficult to do or understand.
- 2.gentleboth
Mild in temperament or behavior.
- 3.humbleclassical
Having or showing a modest or low estimate of one's own importance.
- 1.easeboth
The state of being easy or without difficulty.
- 2.gentlenessclassical
The quality of being mild and soft.
- 1.easeclassical
The state of being easy or simple.
- 1.festivalclassical
A festival of Christians or other non-Arabs, considered to be of foreign origin.
- 1.festivalclassical
A festival of Christians or other non-Arabs, considered to be of foreign origin.
- 1.festivalclassical
A festival of Christians or other non-Arabs, considered to be of foreign origin.
- 1.festivalclassical
A festival of Christians or other non-Arabs, considered to be of foreign origin.
- 1.affairclassical
The matter, affair, or business of something.
- 2.essenceclassical
The intrinsic nature or indispensable quality of something.