هزه
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of movement, shaking, and agitation. It extends to related ideas like liveliness, excitement, and even the sound of movement or agitation. Some derived terms also describe qualities of swiftness, brightness, and depth.
Derived headwords
- 1.to shakeboth
To cause something to move back and forth or up and down; to agitate.
- 2.to moveboth
To cause something to move from its position.
- 1.to shake itclassical
To shake something and its contents or accompanying elements.
- 1.to shakeboth
To shake something repeatedly or intensely.
- 2.to make docileclassical
To make something or someone accustomed to or submissive through repeated handling or experience.
- 1.to be shakenboth
To be moved back and forth or up and down; to become agitated.
- 1.to shakeboth
To move back and forth or up and down; to tremble.
- 2.to be moved (emotionally)both
To feel a strong emotion, such as joy or excitement.
- 1.soundboth
A sound, especially a continuous or vibrating one.
- 2.sound of windclassical
The roaring or rushing sound of the wind.
- 1.livelinessboth
Energy, vigor, and a sense of being alert and active.
- 2.joyboth
A feeling of happiness and pleasure.
- 3.boiling soundclassical
The sound of liquid boiling, especially in a pot.
- 4.rumbling soundclassical
The echoing or reverberating sound of thunder.
- 5.camel gaitclassical
A specific type of gait or movement for camels.
- 6.cheerfulnessclassical
A state of being cheerful and in good spirits.
- 1.camel gaitclassical
A type of gait or movement for camels, characterized by liveliness.
- 1.brightclassical
Describing a sword that is very bright and shiny.
- 1.dog's nameclassical
A proper name given to a dog.
- 1.lightclassical
Describing something as light and quick in movement.
- 1.deep-bottomedclassical
Describing a well that is very deep.
- 1.agitationclassical
The act of causing turmoil or unrest, often referring to trials or wars.
- 1.turmoilclassical
Great disturbance, confusion, or uncertainty, often caused by wars or severe trials.
- 1.shakingboth
The act of shaking or causing something to shake.
- 1.my heart rejoicedclassical
My heart felt pleasure and happiness in response to something.
- 1.to shakeclassical
To shake something, often implying making it accustomed or docile.
- 2.to make docileclassical
To tame or make something accustomed to.
- 1.abundant and flowingclassical
Describing water that is plentiful and running.
- 1.shakingboth
That which shakes or causes shaking.