الطيش
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns concepts of recklessness, flightiness, and a lack of direction or control. It extends to the idea of losing one's senses or deviating from a target, and can also refer to a type of bird.
Derived headwords
- 1.Recklessnessboth
Acting without consideration for consequences, being rash or impetuous.
- 2.Flightinessboth
A lack of seriousness or stability, being easily distracted or changing one's mind frequently.
- 3.Loss of mindclassical
A state of mental confusion or irrationality, often due to extreme emotion or shock.
- 4.Deviation of an arrowclassical
The act of an arrow missing its intended target.
- 1.To be recklessboth
To act in a rash or impetuous manner.
- 2.To be flightyboth
To lack seriousness or stability, to be easily distracted.
- 3.To lose one's mindclassical
To become mentally confused or irrational.
- 4.To miss the targetclassical
Said of an arrow that deviates from its intended mark.
- 1.Recklessboth
Characterized by rashness and impetuosity.
- 2.Flightyboth
Lacking seriousness or stability; easily distracted.
- 3.Irrationalclassical
Not guided by reason or logic.
- 1.Very recklessboth
Intensely characterized by rashness and impetuosity.
- 2.Extremely flightyboth
Markedly lacking in seriousness or stability.
- 1.To make deviateclassical
To cause something, like an arrow, to veer off course or miss its target.
- 2.To inclineclassical
To cause something to lean or turn away from a straight path.
- 1.A birdclassical
A type of bird, often associated with flight or erratic movement.
- 1.One who lacks directionclassical
A person who does not pursue a single course or purpose, often changing their mind or actions.