قرشه
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThe root قرشه (qrsh) primarily relates to the act of gathering, collecting, or assembling things or people from various places. It also extends to meanings of cutting, tearing, and in some contexts, signifies intensity, acquisition, or even deception.
Derived headwords
- 1.to gatherboth
To collect or assemble things or people from here and there, bringing them together.
- 2.to cutclassical
To cut something into pieces.
- 1.he gathersboth
The present tense form of the verb meaning to gather or collect.
- 2.he cutsclassical
The present tense form of the verb meaning to cut.
- 1.Quraysh tribeboth
The name of the tribe that inhabited Mecca, derived from the root's meaning of gathering, possibly due to their assembly at the sanctuary, their trade practices, or a legendary gathering.
- 1.gathered thingsclassical
That which is gathered from here and there.
- 1.freeloaderclassical
A person who is a freeloader or parasite, often associated with being a burden.
- 2.large headclassical
Someone with a large head.
- 1.type of woundclassical
A type of head wound, specifically one that cracks the bone without shattering it.
- 1.village nameclassical
A village located in Jazirat Ibn Umar, known for its excellent apples.
- 1.Nahr Qurayshclassical
The name of a river located in Wasit.
- 1.Abu Qurayshclassical
The name of a village.
- 1.to inciteclassical
To incite someone, to cause trouble for them, or to speak ill of them.
- 2.to wound boneclassical
To inflict a wound that cracks the bone without shattering it.
- 1.incitementclassical
The act of inciting, instigating, or provoking others.
- 2.acquisitionclassical
The act of acquiring or earning wealth.
- 1.gathering placeclassical
A place where people gather, especially during times of scarcity or need.
- 1.they gatheredboth
The past tense plural form of the verb meaning to gather or assemble.
- 1.to abstainclassical
To abstain from base or corrupting matters.
- 2.to take graduallyclassical
To take something little by little or gradually.
- 1.spears intertwinedclassical
The spears became intertwined or crossed each other during battle.
- 1.intertwinedclassical
Describing spears that are intertwined or crossed in combat.
- 1.they overlappedclassical
Some of them fell upon or overlapped each other.
- 1.Maqarishclassical
A proper name.