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الترش
Root entry · 4 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes negative character traits such as hastiness, impetuousness, bad temper, and stinginess. It also refers to a specific part of a rope.
Derived headwords
التَرشُّnoun
- 1.hastinessboth
A quality of being quick or rash in action or speech.
- 2.impetuousnessboth
Acting or done with sudden and forceful energy or violence of movement; characterized by haste.
- 3.bad temperboth
A disposition to be irritable or ill-tempered.
- 4.stinginessboth
A reluctance to spend or give money; meanness.
تَرِشَverb
- 1.to be hastyboth
To act or speak with undue speed or rashness.
- 2.to be ill-temperedboth
To exhibit a bad or irritable disposition.
- 3.to be stingyboth
To be reluctant to spend or give.
تَرِشٌّadjective
- 1.hastyboth
Characterized by hastiness or rashness.
- 2.ill-temperedboth
Having or showing a bad temper.
- 3.stingyboth
Unwilling to spend money or give things.
تارِشٌّadjective
- 1.hastyboth
Exhibiting hastiness or impetuousness.
- 2.ill-temperedboth
Possessing a bad temper.
- 3.stingyboth
Characterized by stinginess.
Parallel reading
الترش، بالفتح وبالتحريك: خفة، ونزق، أو سوء خلق، وضنة
Al-tarshu, with fath and with harakah: hastiness, impetuousness, or bad temper, and stinginess.
ترش كفرح
Tarasha like fariha.
فهو ترش وتارش
So he is tarsh and tarish.
والترشاء للحبل: موضعه ر ش أ
And al-tarshaa' for the rope: its place is [from the root] r-sh-a.