النمش
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns markings, spots, or blemishes on the skin, often described as white or black. It extends to include patterned lines in textiles, distinctive marks on animals, and even metaphorical concepts like slander and deceit.
Derived headwords
- 1.freckles/blemishesboth
White or black spots or patches on the skin that differ in color from the surrounding skin.
- 2.patterned linesclassical
Lines found in embroidery or other decorative patterns.
- 1.to be spotted/blemishedboth
To have spots or blemishes, referring to the skin.
- 1.spotted/blemishedclassical
Describing a camel that has a mark on its hoof that is visible on the ground, distinct from a regular hoofprint.
- 2.striped/markedclassical
Describing a sword that has fine lines or markings on it.
- 1.slander/calumnyclassical
Malicious gossip or slander, spoken secretly.
- 2.secret talkclassical
Whispering or secret communication.
- 3.picking up thingsclassical
Picking up things from the ground as if aimlessly.
- 4.lyingclassical
Speaking falsehoods or telling lies.
- 5.eating locustsclassical
Eating locusts found on the ground.
- 1.slander/calumnyclassical
Slander or calumny, similar to 'al-namsh'.
- 1.whispering/secrecyclassical
The act of speaking secretly or whispering.
- 1.Namishclassical
A place name, specifically mentioned as being in Bayhaq.