شغر
Root entry · 23 derived lemmasThe root شغر primarily relates to the concept of lifting, raising, or separating, often with connotations of vulnerability, abandonment, or expansion. It extends to actions like a dog lifting its leg, a woman lifting her leg for intercourse, or a place becoming undefended. It also encompasses notions of distance, departure, and abundance.
Derived headwords
- 1.lifted legboth
A dog lifted one of its legs, whether it urinated or not.
- 2.lifted leg for intercourseclassical
A woman lifted her leg for sexual intercourse.
- 3.became undefendedclassical
A land remained without anyone to protect or control it.
- 4.departedclassical
To go far away or become distant.
- 5.struck headclassical
A male animal struck its head under female animals from their udders, lifting them and then mounting them.
- 1.made to lift legclassical
To cause a dog to lift its leg.
- 2.became prominentclassical
A watering place became situated on the main road.
- 3.separatedclassical
A group of travelers separated from the main route.
- 4.spread outclassical
An account or calculation became widespread and numerous.
- 1.lifted legclassical
She (a woman) lifted her leg for intercourse.
- 1.practiced shigharclassical
To engage in the marriage exchange known as shighar.
- 2.colludedclassical
Two men conspired against another man.
- 1.liftingclassical
The act of lifting or raising.
- 2.departureclassical
Distance, remoteness, or departure.
- 3.expulsionclassical
The act of expelling or driving out.
- 4.separationclassical
Disunity or separation.
- 1.undefendedclassical
A place that is empty and unprotected, vulnerable to attack.
- 1.marriage exchangeclassical
A marriage contract where a man gives his daughter or sister in marriage to another man on the condition that the latter gives his daughter or sister in marriage to the former, without a dowry for either.
- 2.collusionclassical
Two men conspiring or acting jointly against another.
- 1.plantclassical
A type of plant.
- 1.fortressclassical
A strong fortress located near Antioch.
- 1.placeclassical
A place or a location.
- 2.stoneclassical
A stone near Mecca from which a horse was mounted.
- 3.stone dogs mountclassical
A stone upon which dogs would lift their legs.
- 1.emptyclassical
Empty or vacant.
- 1.abundant waterclassical
Wells with abundant water, used for both singular and plural.
- 1.painclassical
Two pains or sores in the flank of a camel.
- 1.tinderboxclassical
A tinderbox or flint striker.
- 1.tightly builtclassical
Strongly or tightly built.
- 1.small boxclassical
A small box or container.
- 1.tribe nicknameclassical
A nickname for the Banu Fazara tribe.
- 1.neighborhoodclassical
A neighborhood or quarter in Damascus.
- 1.in all directionsclassical
Scattered in every direction.
- 1.went farclassical
To go far into the desert.
- 2.became arrogantclassical
To become arrogant, boastful, or overbearing.
- 3.became numerousclassical
Camels or numbers became abundant and varied.
- 4.persisted in evilclassical
To persist or delve deeply into something bad.
- 5.exerted effortclassical
A camel exerted its utmost effort in its journey.
- 1.place nameclassical
A place name.
- 1.navel areaclassical
The area around the navel, specifically the part of the umbilical cord.
- 1.ill-temperedclassical
Of bad character or disposition.