ءنح
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes sounds and actions associated with physical exertion, difficulty, or reluctance. It encompasses straining, groaning, and making sounds when hesitant or stingy, as well as specific terms for a short woman and a horse's gait.
Derived headwords
- 1.to strainboth
To strain or exert oneself due to illness or exhaustion.
- 1.strainsboth
Present tense of 'to strain', indicating the action is ongoing.
- 1.strainingboth
The act of straining or exerting oneself.
- 1.groaningboth
A sound of groaning or exertion.
- 1.moaningboth
A sound of moaning or deep exertion.
- 1.strainingboth
One who is straining or exerting themselves.
- 1.straining onesboth
Plural of 'آنِح', referring to multiple individuals who are straining.
- 1.hesitant (when asked)classical
Describing a person who makes a sound of hesitation or reluctance when asked for something, often out of stinginess.
- 1.hesitant (when asked)classical
Similar to 'آنِح', describing someone who makes a sound of reluctance when asked, implying stinginess.
- 1.hesitant (when asked)classical
Another variant describing a person who makes a sound of reluctance when asked, suggesting stinginess.
- 1.shortclassical
A woman who is short in stature.
- 1.Anihah (place name)classical
A place name in Al-Yamamah.
- 1.neighing (horse)classical
Describing a horse that makes a 'qaraqara' sound when running.