الشمز
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes feelings of aversion, disgust, and revulsion. It encompasses the inner feeling of the soul recoiling from something disliked, as well as the outward physical manifestations of such feelings, like a contorted or frowning face. It also extends to the concept of being startled or frightened.
Derived headwords
- 1.to feel aversionboth
The soul recoils from what it dislikes.
- 1.to contort (face)both
His face contorted or frowned.
- 1.to recoilboth
To be contracted or shrunken in aversion.
- 2.to be startledboth
To be frightened or terrified.
- 3.to dislikeboth
To dislike something.
- 1.aversionclassical
The state of disliking or recoiling from something.
- 1.averseboth
One who recoils and dislikes.
- 2.startledboth
One who is frightened or terrified.
- 1.Al-Shammziboth
A nisba (surname) indicating origin or affiliation, used for individuals like Ahmad bin Ibrahim Al-Shammzi (a hadith narrator) and Umar bin Uthman Al-Shammzi (a Mu'tazilite).