شرد
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of straying, fleeing, or becoming lost. It extends to the act of driving something away, scattering, and the resulting state of being dispersed or exiled. It also touches upon the idea of something becoming widely known, particularly one's faults.
Derived headwords
- 1.to strayboth
To deviate from the intended path or norm, to wander off.
- 2.to fleeboth
To run away or escape from a place or situation.
- 1.strayingboth
The act or state of straying or wandering off.
- 2.fleeingboth
The act of running away or escaping.
- 1.strayingboth
The act or state of straying or wandering off.
- 2.fleeingboth
The act of running away or escaping.
- 1.strayboth
Having strayed or wandered off; lost.
- 2.fugitiveboth
One who has fled or escaped.
- 3.absent-mindedmodern
Having one's attention diverted; preoccupied.
- 1.strayboth
Having strayed or wandered off; lost.
- 2.fugitiveboth
One who has fled or escaped.
- 1.stray onesboth
Plural of 'shārid' or 'sharūd', referring to those who have strayed or fled.
- 1.stray onesboth
Plural of 'shārid' or 'sharūd', referring to those who have strayed or fled.
- 1.expulsionboth
The act of driving out or expelling someone from a place.
- 2.dispersionboth
The act of scattering or dispersing people or things.
- 1.to drive awayboth
To cause someone or something to become a fugitive or to be driven out.
- 2.to disperseboth
To scatter or cause to separate.
- 1.to make strayboth
To cause something or someone to become stray or lost.
- 2.to make fugitiveboth
To cause someone to become a fugitive or exiled.
- 1.Banu al-Sharīdclassical
A specific lineage or clan name, literally 'the children of the exiled/stray one'.
- 1.wandering rhymeclassical
A poetic rhyme that is widely circulated or travels far across lands.