الشهرة
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of fame, renown, and public knowledge. It extends to the idea of something becoming widely known, often through appearance or reputation, and also encompasses specific temporal units like months and celestial bodies.
Derived headwords
- 1.Fameboth
The state of being widely known or recognized, often associated with public appearance or reputation.
- 2.Infamyboth
The state of being widely known for something bad or scandalous.
- 1.to make famousboth
To cause something or someone to become widely known or recognized.
- 2.to make infamousboth
To cause something or someone to become widely known for negative reasons.
- 1.to become famousboth
To gain widespread recognition or renown.
- 2.to become infamousboth
To gain widespread recognition for negative actions or reputation.
- 1.Famousboth
Widely known and recognized.
- 2.Renownedboth
Celebrated or distinguished.
- 1.Famousboth
Widely known and recognized.
- 2.Well-knownboth
Familiar to many people.
- 3.Notoriousboth
Widely known for something bad.
- 1.Monthboth
A unit of time, approximately 30 days, often marked by the phases of the moon.
- 2.Fameclassical
Widespread recognition or renown.
- 3.Crescent moonclassical
The moon when it first appears as a slender curve.
- 4.Full moonclassical
The moon when it is completely illuminated.
- 1.to enter a monthclassical
To reach or pass a month of time.
- 2.to enter childbirth monthclassical
For a woman to enter the month of her expected delivery.
- 1.to draw a swordboth
To unsheathe and raise a sword, often in preparation for combat or display.
- 1.Narcissus flowersclassical
The white blossoms of the narcissus plant.
- 1.Wideclassical
Describing a woman or female animal as broad or wide.
- 2.Spaciousclassical
Having ample width or breadth.
- 1.A type of horseclassical
A specific breed or type of horse, possibly a crossbreed.
- 1.Shahr ibn Hawshabclassical
A hadith narrator who is considered unreliable.
- 1.Shahrān ibn 'Afrasclassical
The progenitor of a tribe from the Khath'am clan.
- 1.Al-Mashhurclassical
The name of a horse belonging to Tha'labah ibn Shihab al-Jadali.
- 1.Yawm Shahurahclassical
A significant and historically important day for the Banu Kinanah tribe.
- 1.Al-Musharrahclassical
The name of a mare belonging to Muhalhil ibn Rabi'ah.
- 1.Dhu al-Musharrahclassical
A kunya (sobriquet) for Dujjanah, also known as Sumak ibn Aws, a companion of the Prophet, who possessed a 'musharrah' (likely a type of armor or weapon) which he used to stride fearlessly between battle lines.