وشر
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the act of sawing or cutting, particularly wood. It also extends to the cosmetic practice of filing or shaping teeth, and metaphorically to adornment or embellishment.
Derived headwords
- 1.to sawboth
To cut wood using a saw.
- 1.to sawclassical
A variant pronunciation or usage for sawing wood with a saw.
- 1.sawboth
A tool used for cutting wood or other materials, typically with a toothed blade.
- 1.filing teethclassical
The act of a woman filing and thinning her teeth.
- 2.adornmentclassical
A variant of 'ashar', referring to adornment or embellishment.
- 1.adornmentclassical
Adornment, embellishment, or ostentation.
- 1.one who asks to have teeth filedclassical
A woman who requests that her teeth be filed or thinned.
- 1.one who has teeth filedclassical
A woman who has had her teeth filed or thinned.
- 1.one who has teeth filedclassical
A woman who has had her teeth filed or thinned.
- 1.making of adornmentsclassical
The act of making adornments or embellishments, specifically referring to the making of 'al-j'al'.
- 1.adornmentclassical
An adornment or embellishment, particularly for the arms.