حسده
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of envy, jealousy, and coveting what others possess. It describes the act of wishing for another's blessings to transfer to oneself or to be taken away, and the state of being envious.
Derived headwords
- 1.to envyboth
To feel discontented or resentful longing aroused by someone else's possessions, qualities, or luck, wishing it were one's own or that the other person should lose it.
- 1.to envy him/itboth
The act of envying a specific person or thing, wishing for their blessings or fortune to be transferred to oneself or to be taken away.
- 1.he enviesboth
Present tense of the verb 'to envy', describing the ongoing state or action of coveting another's fortune.
- 1.he enviesboth
An alternative pronunciation for the present tense of the verb 'to envy'.
- 1.envyboth
The state or feeling of envy; the act of envying.
- 1.envyboth
A strong or intense form of envy; the act of envying.
- 1.envyboth
The act or feeling of envy, often implying a persistent or strong form.
- 1.enviousboth
Possessing the quality of envy; one who envies.
- 1.envious peopleboth
Plural of 'حاسد', referring to multiple individuals who are envious.
- 1.envious peopleboth
Another plural form for 'حاسد', denoting multiple envious individuals.
- 1.enviousboth
Characterized by envy; prone to envy.
- 1.they envied each otherboth
The reciprocal action of envy, where individuals mutually envy one another.