نسف
Root entry · 24 derived lemmasThe root 'nasafa' (نسف) primarily denotes the act of uprooting, tearing out, or demolishing from the foundation. It extends to meanings of crushing, scattering, and also refers to various objects and phenomena associated with these actions, such as tools, substances, and even physical characteristics.
Derived headwords
- 1.to uprootboth
To tear out something from its roots, like demolishing a building from its foundation.
- 2.to crushclassical
To crush and scatter mountains.
- 1.uproots itboth
He uproots it from its origin.
- 1.like uprooting itclassical
Similar to uprooting it, referring to a camel consuming plants.
- 1.uprootingclassical
Describing a camel that uproots plants while eating.
- 2.long and arduousclassical
Describing a steep and difficult mountain pass.
- 1.camelsclassical
Plural of a camel that uproots plants.
- 1.tool for demolitionclassical
A tool used for uprooting buildings.
- 1.tool for threshingclassical
An object used to thresh grain, described as long with a raised top.
- 1.long objectclassical
A long object with a raised top, like a pulpit or a tool for threshing.
- 2.donkey's mouthclassical
The mouth of a donkey.
- 1.what falls fromclassical
What falls from a 'mansaf' (threshing tool) or foam from milk.
- 1.hoof-strikingclassical
A horse whose hooves strike close to the ground while running, or whose forelegs are close to its girth, considered a praiseworthy trait.
- 1.bitingclassical
The act of biting.
- 2.bite marksclassical
The marks left by biting.
- 1.bitingclassical
The act of biting.
- 2.bite marksclassical
The marks left by biting.
- 1.secrecyclassical
A secret, or the hidden part of the night.
- 2.bruise markclassical
The mark of a donkey's kick.
- 3.mark of exertionclassical
The mark left by racing or running.
- 4.subtle remarkclassical
A hidden or subtle statement.
- 1.overflowing vesselclassical
A container that is full and overflowing.
- 1.region nameclassical
A region near Dhamar.
- 1.birdclassical
A type of bird, like swallows.
- 1.place nameclassical
A place name, possibly a Persian loanword.
- 1.black stonesclassical
Black stones with holes, used for scrubbing, named for removing dirt.
- 2.lava stonesclassical
Stones from a lava field, black and appearing burnt.
- 1.black stonesclassical
Black stones with holes, used for scrubbing.
- 1.black stonesclassical
Plural of 'nasfah', referring to black stones used for scrubbing.
- 1.whisper to each otherclassical
They exchange words secretly.
- 1.color changedclassical
Its color changed (passive voice).
- 1.long and arduousclassical
A long and difficult mountain pass.
- 1.to tripclassical
In wrestling, to grab someone's hand and then trip them with your leg.