حمشه
Root entry · 24 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to anger, agitation, and intensity. It extends to concepts of hastening, inciting, and strengthening, particularly in the context of fire or conflict. It also describes physical attributes like slender legs and a thin gum.
Derived headwords
- 1.to gatherclassical
To gather or collect something.
- 2.to make angryclassical
To cause someone to become angry.
- 1.to make angryclassical
To cause someone to become angry.
- 2.to drive people angrilyclassical
To drive a group of people with anger.
- 1.to gatherclassical
To gather or collect something.
- 1.to make angryclassical
To cause someone to become angry.
- 1.to be angry
To become angry.
- 1.to become slender of legclassical
To become thin or slender in the legs.
- 1.to intensifyclassical
To become severe or intense, referring to evil or hardship.
- 1.to be angryclassical
To become angry.
- 1.to be angryclassical
To become angry.
- 1.angerclassical
A state of anger.
- 2.slenderness of legsclassical
The condition of having slender legs.
- 1.angerclassical
A state of anger.
- 2.slenderness of legsclassical
The condition of having slender legs.
- 1.thin-gummedclassical
Describing gums that are thin or have little flesh.
- 1.slender-leggedclassical
Having thin or slender legs.
- 1.to become slender of legclassical
To become thin or slender in the legs.
- 1.to become slender of legclassical
To become thin or slender in the legs.
- 1.slenderness of legsclassical
The condition of having slender legs.
- 1.Ibn al-Abrash al-Kilabiclassical
A name of a poet who was a cripple.
- 1.thin-gummedclassical
Describing gums that are thin or have little flesh.
- 1.thin-gummedclassical
Describing gums that are thin or have little flesh.
- 1.fatclassical
Fat, particularly referring to rendered fat.
- 1.fatclassical
Fat, particularly referring to rendered fat.
- 1.fatclassical
Fat, particularly referring to rendered fat.
- 1.to enrich a potclassical
To add fat or richness to a pot.
- 2.to feed a fireclassical
To strengthen a fire by adding fuel.
- 3.to incite peopleclassical
To incite or provoke a group of people.
- 1.to fightclassical
To fight or contend with each other, used for roosters.