الكزازة
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily denotes dryness, stiffness, and constriction, often associated with cold or parsimony. It extends to describe unpleasantness, scarcity, and even specific ailments or objects exhibiting these qualities.
Derived headwords
- 1.drynessboth
The state of being dry, stiff, or contracted.
- 2.constrictionboth
A feeling of tightness or being squeezed.
- 1.drynessboth
Synonymous with الكزازة, referring to dryness and constriction.
- 2.constrictionboth
A feeling of tightness or being squeezed.
- 1.to be dryboth
To become dry, stiff, or contracted.
- 2.to be constrictedboth
To feel a sense of tightness or constriction.
- 1.dryboth
Describing something that is dry, stiff, or contracted.
- 2.unpleasantboth
Describing a face that is ugly or unpleasant.
- 1.stingyboth
Describing a person who is stingy or tight-fisted.
- 1.stinginessclassical
The quality of being stingy or parsimonious.
- 1.cold-induced ailmentboth
A disease caused by severe cold or the shivering associated with it.
- 1.to be afflictedboth
To be afflicted with the ailment of الكزاز (severe cold or shivering).
- 1.afflictedboth
Describing someone afflicted with الكزاز (severe cold or shivering).
- 1.to wasteclassical
To waste or squander something.
- 1.short-steppedclassical
Describing footsteps that are close together or short.
- 1.stiff bowclassical
A bow whose wood is stiff and resists bending.
- 1.stiff pulleyclassical
A pulley that is stiff, tight, and makes a loud creaking sound.
- 1.very solid goldclassical
Describing gold that is extremely pure and solid.
- 1.to afflict himboth
God Almighty afflicted him with the ailment of الكزاز.
- 1.to contractboth
To become contracted or constricted.