الشدة
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of intensity, strength, and severity. It encompasses physical force, hardship, and the peak of development, as well as related concepts like aggression, stinginess, and specific military or linguistic terms.
Derived headwords
- 1.intensityboth
The state of being intense or severe, often referring to hardship or difficulty.
- 2.strengthboth
The peak of one's physical or mental power.
- 1.chargeclassical
A military charge or assault during warfare.
- 1.aggressionclassical
Running or moving quickly, often in an aggressive manner.
- 2.heightclassical
The rising or intensification of fire.
- 3.strengtheningboth
The act of making something stronger or more robust.
- 4.bindingboth
The act of tying or securing firmly.
- 1.to intensifyboth
To become stronger, more severe, or more intense.
- 2.to runclassical
To move quickly or run, especially in an aggressive manner.
- 1.rivalryclassical
The act of competing intensely or challenging someone, often to the point of overexertion.
- 1.stingyclassical
A person who is excessively tight-fisted or miserly.
- 1.primeboth
The peak of one's strength and maturity, typically between eighteen and thirty years of age.
- 1.strongboth
Possessing great physical or mental strength.
- 2.braveboth
Courageous and valiant, especially in battle.
- 3.stingyclassical
Extremely frugal or miserly.
- 4.lionclassical
A lion, known for its strength and ferocity.
- 1.to strengthenboth
To cause something to become stronger or more intense.
- 1.brother of Josephclassical
The name of one of the brothers of the Prophet Joseph (peace be upon him).
- 1.I bear witnessclassical
An expression meaning 'I bear witness' or 'I testify', used in a softened form.
- 1.emphatic lettersclassical
A term in Arabic phonetics referring to letters that are pronounced with a complete closure of the vocal tract.