الشبح
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of a specter, ghost, or apparition. It also extends to meanings of stretching, widening, and elongation, particularly in reference to limbs or physical structures. Additionally, it encompasses terms for strong materials and specific geographical locations.
Derived headwords
- 1.personboth
A human being, often used in a general sense.
- 2.specter, ghostboth
An apparition or phantom, a disembodied spirit.
- 1.specters, ghostsboth
Plural of شبح (shabaḥ), referring to multiple apparitions or phantoms.
- 1.specters, ghostsboth
Another plural form of شبح (shabaḥ), also referring to apparitions or phantoms.
- 1.tallboth
Describing someone who is tall or elongated.
- 1.to stretchboth
To extend or lengthen, particularly referring to limbs.
- 2.to spread outboth
To make something wide or broad.
- 1.to be splitclassical
To be divided or opened up.
- 1.to stretch skinclassical
To stretch a hide or skin between stakes, likely for tanning or preparation.
- 1.to extend hand in supplicationclassical
To reach out one's hand when making a plea or supplication.
- 1.to resembleclassical
To be similar to or like someone or something else.
- 1.high gateclassical
A gate or entrance that is tall in structure.
- 1.livestockclassical
The identifiable animals belonging to someone, such as camels, sheep, and other cattle.
- 1.peeledclassical
Something that has had its outer layer removed or peeled off.
- 2.strong garmentclassical
A robust or sturdy piece of clothing.
- 1.exaggerationclassical
To become arrogant or boastful, seeing double what is real.
- 2.wideningclassical
The act of making something broad or wide.
- 1.poles of a stretcherclassical
The wooden poles used in a stretcher or bier.
- 1.crossbars on a saddleclassical
Sticks or rods laid across a saddle's frame (qitb).
- 1.valleyclassical
A specific valley named Shabaḥ, located in Ajā'.