نشغ
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the act of drinking, especially forcefully or with a specific method, and by extension, to the flow of water. It also encompasses concepts of teaching, instilling, and being obsessed with something.
Derived headwords
- 1.to flowboth
Said of water, meaning it flowed or streamed.
- 2.to stabclassical
To pierce or stab with a spear.
- 3.to promptclassical
To prompt someone in speech, to teach them or instill knowledge.
- 4.to force-feedclassical
To force-feed a child, especially by pouring liquid into their throat.
- 5.to drink by handclassical
To drink water using one's hand.
- 6.to gaspboth
To gasp for breath until one almost faints, often out of longing or grief.
- 1.to gaspboth
To gasp for breath until one almost faints, similar to نشغ.
- 1.force-feedingclassical
The act of force-feeding, especially to a child.
- 1.to be force-fedclassical
The child was force-fed.
- 1.to be obsessed withboth
To be infatuated or obsessed with something.
- 1.obsessedboth
One who is obsessed or infatuated with something.
- 1.water channelsclassical
The channels or courses through which water flows in a valley.
- 1.to move asideclassical
To move away or withdraw to a side.
- 1.to drinkclassical
To drink, especially in a specific manner (context implies similar to نشغ).