المشرة
Root entry · 24 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the emergence of new growth, particularly tender green shoots or leaves on trees and plants. It extends to concepts of showing, revealing, and displaying, as well as to signs of wealth, vitality, and adornment. It also encompasses related ideas of activity, eagerness, and even harsh speech.
Derived headwords
- 1.Tender shoot/leafboth
A tender shoot or leaf that emerges from thorny bushes or many trees, or green, moist branches before they change color and harden.
- 2.Clothing/garmentboth
A garment or clothing, specifically a new one acquired for someone.
- 3.Birdclassical
A bird.
- 1.To sprout/budboth
The trees sprouted or budded.
- 1.To show/revealclassical
He showed or revealed it.
- 1.To be intensely redclassical
He was intensely red.
- 1.To reveal/showclassical
He revealed or showed it.
- 1.To spread out (in running)classical
He spread out his limbs in running.
- 1.To swell/become inflatedclassical
He swelled or became inflated.
- 1.To produce vegetationboth
The land produced its vegetation.
- 1.To be vigorous/active (in intercourse)classical
Vigor or activity, especially in sexual intercourse.
- 1.To divide/disperseclassical
To divide or disperse something.
- 1.To show signs of wealthboth
A man showed signs of wealth.
- 1.To become greenboth
The leaves became green.
- 1.To wear clothesboth
The people wore clothes.
- 1.To earn/acquireboth
He earned or acquired something for his family.
- 1.Intensely redclassical
A man who is intensely red in complexion.
- 1.Delicate/fine (ear)classical
A delicate and fine ear.
- 1.Vigorous/plump (limbs)classical
A woman whose limbs are vigorous and well-formed.
- 1.Exuberance/arroganceboth
Exuberance, arrogance, or insolence.
- 1.Exuberance/arroganceboth
Exuberance, arrogance, or insolence.
- 1.Abuse/insultclassical
Abuse, insult, or slander.
- 1.To clothe/adornclassical
He clothed him or adorned him.
- 1.Bundle/sheafclassical
A bundle or sheaf, possibly of reeds or similar material.
- 1.Vibrant/lush (land)both
Land whose vegetation is vibrant and flourishing.
- 1.Banu al-Mushrclassical
A clan or tribe from the Madhhij confederation.