هرش
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to intense or harsh conditions, bad temper, and instigation or agitation, particularly between animals or people. It also encompasses concepts of clearing or dispersing, and descriptions of rough or uncouth individuals.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be severeclassical
The passage indicates that the verb 'harasha' (هرش) in the context of time ('al-dahr') means to be severe or intense.
- 2.to have bad temperclassical
When used in the pattern 'kafara' (كفرح), the verb signifies having a bad disposition or ill temper.
- 1.inciting dogsboth
The masdar 'tahreesh' (التهريش) refers to the act of inciting dogs to fight each other.
- 2.sowing discordboth
It also means causing strife or discord among people.
- 1.inciting each otherclassical
The noun 'maharasha' (المهارشة) describes the act of one party inciting another, often used in the context of animals.
- 1.light-mouthed (horse)classical
A horse described as 'maharish al-'inan' (مهارش العنان) is one that is light or sensitive to the reins.
- 1.boorish personclassical
The noun 'harsh' (الهرش), in the pattern of 'kutuf' (كتف), refers to a foolish, boorish, or uncouth person.
- 1.a place nameclassical
'Harsha' (هرشى), following the pattern of 'sukra' (سكرى), is the name of a mountain pass (thaniyah) located near al-Juhfah.
- 1.incited each otherclassical
The verb 'taharshat' (تهارشت) describes dogs inciting each other to fight.
- 1.to clear upclassical
The verb 'taharasha' (تهرش) is used to describe clouds dispersing or clearing up.