الشدف
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns concepts of crookedness, inclination, and distortion, applied to physical attributes like a person's face or a horse's gait, as well as abstract notions like injustice and darkness. It also extends to meanings of cutting or dividing into pieces.
Derived headwords
- 1.personclassical
Refers to a person, though the lexicographer notes a potential confusion with the letter 'seen' (س) by Al-Layth.
- 2.inclinationmodern
A slant or inclination, particularly in the cheek.
- 3.playfulnessclassical
Vivacity or playfulness.
- 4.loftinessclassical
High status or loftiness.
- 5.darknessmodern
Darkness or obscurity.
- 1.inclinationsmodern
Plural of 'shadaf', referring to inclinations or slants, particularly in the cheek.
- 1.tall and greatclassical
Describes someone who is tall and of great stature.
- 2.quick of leapclassical
Describes someone who is quick in their leaps or bounds.
- 1.to cutmodern
To cut something into pieces, segment by segment.
- 1.piecemodern
A piece or segment, especially when referring to cutting something into pieces.
- 1.left-handedmodern
Describes a person who is left-handed.
- 2.inclined horseclassical
A horse that leans or inclines to one side out of arrogance or spirit.
- 3.energetic camelclassical
A camel that moves with a sideways gait out of energy or liveliness.
- 4.inclined cheekmodern
Someone who has a slant or inclination in their cheek.
- 5.large horseclassical
A horse that is large in stature.
- 1.inclinedmodern
Feminine form describing someone with an inclination in their cheek.
- 1.part of the nightmodern
A portion or segment of the night, similar to 'sadafah'.
- 1.the night darkenedmodern
The night became dark or obscure.
- 1.crooked bowclassical
A crooked or bent Persian bow.
- 1.curved bowsmodern
Bows that are curved or bent.