الرهيش
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns physical ailments, particularly in animals, involving awkward movements or weakness. It extends to describe veins, character traits like generosity and shyness, and various physical attributes of animals, objects, and even abstract concepts like conflict.
Derived headwords
- 1.animal gait defectclassical
A defect in a horse's gait, characterized by the striking of its forelegs together as it walks.
- 2.tremblingclassical
Trembling or shaking.
- 3.thrusting strikeclassical
A type of thrusting or stabbing attack, specifically in a sideways manner.
- 1.to strike (bowstring)classical
The bowstring struck its fletching.
- 1.forelegs (animal)classical
The forelegs of an animal, particularly when referring to their striking together in movement.
- 1.veins (hand)classical
The veins on the back of the hand.
- 1.veins (arm)classical
Two veins located on the inner side of the forearm.
- 1.generousclassical
A person characterized by generosity.
- 2.shyclassical
A person characterized by shyness.
- 1.generousclassical
A person characterized by generosity.
- 2.shyclassical
A person characterized by shyness.
- 1.generosityclassical
The quality of being generous.
- 2.shynessclassical
The quality of being shy.
- 1.generosityclassical
The quality of being generous.
- 2.shynessclassical
The quality of being shy.
- 1.heavy-milking (camel)classical
A she-camel that is abundant in milk.
- 1.heavy-milking (camel)classical
A she-camel that is abundant in milk.
- 1.lean (animal)classical
An animal with little flesh on its back.
- 1.loose (soil)classical
Soil that is loose and does not cohere.
- 1.slender (person)classical
A person who is slender, delicate, and has little flesh.
- 1.thin (blade)classical
A thin blade or point of a weapon.
- 1.slender (arrow)classical
A slender, light arrow that has been scraped by the ground.
- 1.slender (bow)classical
A slender bow whose string strikes its fletching.
- 1.warclassical
The outbreak of war or conflict between people.
- 1.to go to warclassical
They engaged in war or conflict with each other.