العمش
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns visual impairments, particularly those involving blurred vision and excessive tearing. It also extends to meanings related to unintentional actions, agreement, and feigning ignorance or foolishness.
Derived headwords
- 1.poor eyesight with tearingboth
A weakness of vision, often accompanied by a constant flow of tears.
- 2.unintentional actionclassical
An action performed without deliberate intent or purpose.
- 3.agreementclassical
Something that is suitable, agreeable, or fitting.
- 1.to have poor eyesightboth
To suffer from weakness of vision, often with tearing.
- 2.to be dull-wittedclassical
To be slow to understand or comprehend.
- 3.to recover (health)classical
For a sick person's body to regain strength or stability.
- 1.to be slow to speakclassical
To be hesitant or slow in speaking, implying a lack of quick wit or understanding.
- 1.the patient recoveredclassical
The sick person's body became firm or stable, indicating recovery.
- 1.God made him foolishclassical
A passive verb form indicating that God has made someone foolish or dull-witted.
- 1.making foolishclassical
The act of making someone foolish or dull-witted.
- 1.bunch of grapesclassical
A cluster of grapes where some of the fruit has been eaten.
- 1.feigning ignoranceclassical
The act of pretending to be unaware or ignorant of something.
- 1.feigning ignoranceclassical
The act of pretending to be unaware or ignorant of something.
- 2.removing eye ailmentclassical
The act of curing or removing an eye ailment, specifically 'al-'amash'.
- 1.to make foolishclassical
To consider or treat someone as foolish or stupid.