شءس
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to hardness, sternness, and a harsh or rugged disposition. It also extends to descriptions of difficult terrain and can be used as a proper name.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be sternboth
To exhibit a stern, harsh, or unyielding disposition.
- 2.to be hardclassical
To be hard or difficult, often referring to a person's character or a situation.
- 1.sternnessboth
A quality of sternness, harshness, or severity in disposition.
- 2.hardnessclassical
A state of being hard or difficult.
- 1.Shasclassical
A name of a road located between Khaybar and Medina.
- 1.Ibn Naharclassical
A name referring to Al-Mumazziq Al-Abdi, the poet, who was also the brother of Alqamah bin Abdah.
- 1.sternboth
Possessing a stern, harsh, or unyielding disposition.
- 2.hardclassical
Hard or difficult in character or nature.
- 1.sternboth
Stern, harsh, or severe in demeanor.
- 2.hardclassical
Hard or difficult.
- 1.stern onesclassical
Plural form referring to individuals who are stern or harsh.