الشث

Root entry · 4 derived lemmas

This root primarily refers to a fragrant plant used in tanning. It also extends to describe bees that produce honey and geological formations resembling battlements or broken mountain tops. Additionally, it can denote a type of walnut.

Derived headwords

الشَّثُّnoun

1.
fragrant plantboth
A plant known for its pleasant aroma, often used in the process of tanning hides.
2.
honey-producing beesclassical
Bees that collect nectar and produce honey.
3.
mountain formationclassical
A geological feature consisting of broken pieces from the top of a mountain that remain in a state resembling battlements or ramparts.
4.
walnutboth
A type of walnut, also referred to as 'juz al-barr'.

شَثَّverb

1.
to be fragrantclassical
To emit a pleasant scent, referring to the plant.

شَثَاثٌnoun

1.
broken mountain topsclassical
The plural form of 'shath', referring to fragments or broken pieces from the summit of a mountain.

جَوْزُ البَرِّnoun

1.
wild walnutboth
A type of walnut found in the wild, also known as 'shath'.

Parallel reading

الشَّثُّ: نَبْتٌ طَيِّبُ الرِّيحِ يُدْبَغُ بِهِ

Al-shath: a plant with a pleasant scent used for tanning.

والنَّحْلُ العَسَّالُ

And the honey-producing bees.

وما تكسَّرَ من رأسِ الجبلِ فَبَقِيَ كَهَيْئَةِ الشُّرْفَةِ

And what broke off from the mountain's summit and remained like battlements.

ج: شَثَاثٌ

Plural: shathath.

وجَوْزُ البَرِّ

And wild walnut.