القشب
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThe root القشب broadly relates to mixing, contamination, and impurity, extending to concepts of deception, harm, and degradation. It also encompasses notions of refinement, cleaning, and newness, often in contrast to its primary meaning.
Derived headwords
- 1.Mixingboth
The act of mixing or blending things together.
- 2.Poisoningclassical
Administering poison or a harmful substance.
- 3.Adversityclassical
Suffering misfortune or encountering something unpleasant.
- 4.Repugnant thingclassical
Something disgusting or offensive.
- 5.Slanderclassical
Fabricating lies or making false accusations.
- 6.Acquisitionclassical
Gaining praise or blame through actions.
- 7.Spoilageclassical
Causing something to become corrupt or ruined.
- 8.Stainclassical
Marking or smearing something with a substance.
- 9.Reproachclassical
An act of blaming or criticizing.
- 10.Loss of reasonclassical
A state of mental confusion or delirium.
- 11.Sword polishingclassical
The act of sharpening or polishing a sword.
- 12.Rustboth
Corrosion that forms on metal, especially iron.
- 13.Poisonboth
A substance that can cause illness or death.
- 1.Mixingclassical
The act of mixing or blending, as mentioned in the root.
- 2.Acquisitionclassical
The act of acquiring praise or blame.
- 1.The selfclassical
Referring to the soul or inner self.
- 2.A plantclassical
A type of plant resembling the maghd (a type of herb).
- 1.Vile manclassical
A contemptible or worthless man.
- 2.Monkey's offspringclassical
The young of a monkey.
- 1.Polishedclassical
A sword that has been polished or sharpened.
- 2.Rustedclassical
A sword that has become rusted.
- 3.Newboth
Something that is new or fresh.
- 4.Oldboth
Something that is worn out or old, the opposite of new.
- 5.Whiteclassical
Having a white color.
- 6.Cleanclassical
Free from dirt or impurities.
- 1.Two worn garmentsclassical
Referring to two old or worn-out cloaks or garments.
- 1.Plural of qashibclassical
A plural form of 'qashib', though this usage is not strongly supported.
- 1.Tailorclassical
A person who sews or makes clothes.
- 2.Weak-mindedclassical
Someone who is weak in spirit or resolve.
- 1.Impureclassical
Not pure or unmixed; adulterated.