كسد
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of things not selling or being in demand, leading to a state of stagnation or low value. It extends to ideas of being inferior, returning, or a specific measure.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be unsaleableboth
To be in a state where goods or commodities do not sell; to be stagnant in the market.
- 1.stagnationboth
The state of being unsaleable or stagnant, particularly in a market or trade context.
- 1.stagnationboth
A state of being unsaleable or stagnant, often used interchangeably with كساد.
- 1.unsaleableboth
Describing something that does not sell or is not in demand; stagnant.
- 1.unsaleableboth
Feminine form of كاسد, describing an unsaleable item or market.
- 1.stagnant marketboth
A market where trade is slow and goods are not selling well.
- 1.their market became stagnantboth
A verb form indicating that their market or trade became stagnant or unsaleable.
- 1.inferiorclassical
Describing something as low in quality, inferior, or base.
- 2.unsaleableboth
Also used to describe something that is unsaleable or stagnant.
- 1.the inferiorclassical
Referring to something or someone that is inferior or base.
- 1.the measureclassical
A specific measure or quantity, possibly referring to a unit of measurement.
- 1.returnedclassical
To return, specifically used in the context of sheep returning to their flock.