الشسع
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to parts of a sandal, specifically the strap, and by extension, concepts of separation, distance, and scarcity. It also extends to describe a narrow or remote place and a small amount of wealth.
Derived headwords
- 1.sandal strapboth
The strap of a sandal, particularly the one that passes between the toes and attaches to the sole.
- 2.edge of a placeclassical
The extremity or border of a location.
- 3.narrow placeclassical
A constricted or tight area of land.
- 4.remnant of wealthboth
A small remaining portion of wealth or possessions.
- 5.small amountboth
A little bit of something, whether abundant or scarce.
- 1.sandal strapclassical
A synonym for the strap of a sandal.
- 1.small amount of wealthboth
A small portion of one's wealth or possessions.
- 2.small herdboth
A small group of camels or sheep.
- 1.distantboth
Far away; remote.
- 2.wideboth
Extensive or broad.
- 1.distanceboth
The state of being far apart or remote.
- 2.remotenessboth
The quality of being distant or far.
- 1.remote personclassical
A person who is distant or disconnected.
- 1.to be distantboth
To become far away or remote.
- 2.to be wideboth
To become extensive or broad.
- 1.distanceboth
The state of being far apart or remote (masdar of شَسَعَ).
- 1.to make a sandal strapboth
To fashion or attach a strap to a sandal.
- 1.to make a sandal strapboth
To attach a strap to a sandal (Form IV).
- 1.to have a gapclassical
For a horse's tooth to develop a gap between the incisor and the molar.
- 1.to break a sandal strapclassical
For the strap of a sandal to become severed.