شت
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of separation, dispersion, and being scattered. It describes things or people that are divided, spread out, or distinct from one another.
Derived headwords
- 1.to separateboth
To cause something to be divided or scattered.
- 2.to be separatedboth
To become divided, dispersed, or scattered.
- 1.he separatesboth
Present tense verb indicating the action of separating or causing separation.
- 2.he is separatedboth
Present tense verb indicating the state of being separated or dispersed.
- 1.to separateclassical
An alternative form of the verb meaning to separate or become separated.
- 1.dispersionboth
A state of being scattered or dispersed; separation.
- 1.dispersionclassical
Similar to 'شتاتا', denoting a state of being scattered or separated.
- 1.to be dispersedboth
To become scattered, dispersed, or divided; to lose cohesion.
- 1.to become separatedclassical
To become separated or dispersed, often implying a voluntary or natural scattering.
- 1.He dispersed itboth
A past tense verb form indicating that someone or something caused another thing to be scattered or separated.
- 1.He dispersed itclassical
Another form of the verb meaning to disperse or scatter, often used in the passive.
- 1.scatteredboth
Describing something that is dispersed, separated, or spread out.
- 2.gapped (teeth)classical
Referring to teeth that are spaced apart or have gaps.
- 1.variousboth
Diverse, different, or of various kinds.
- 2.scatteredboth
Separated into groups or individuals; dispersed.
- 1.dispersed groupsboth
Referring to individuals or groups that are scattered and not unified.
- 1.separatelyboth
In a scattered or dispersed manner.
- 1.how differentclassical
An expression used to emphasize the great difference between two things.
- 1.dispersionclassical
The state of being scattered or dispersed.
- 1.Mahmud ibn Shataclassical
A proper name of a hadith narrator.