الرشق
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of throwing, particularly with projectiles like arrows. It extends to descriptions of swiftness, grace, and the sound of writing, as well as specific geographical and personal names.
Derived headwords
- 1.to throwboth
To throw projectiles, such as arrows or stones.
- 2.to shootboth
To shoot arrows or other projectiles.
- 1.throwingboth
The act of throwing, especially with projectiles like arrows.
- 2.shootingboth
The act of shooting arrows or other projectiles.
- 3.sound of penclassical
The sound made by a pen when writing.
- 1.act of throwingboth
The act of throwing, particularly with projectiles.
- 2.name of throwingclassical
The name or designation for the act of throwing.
- 3.type of throwingclassical
A specific manner or type of throwing.
- 1.all throwing in one directionclassical
Used when everyone throws in the same direction, indicating a unified act of throwing.
- 1.gracefulboth
Having a beautiful and slender form; graceful and elegant.
- 2.swiftboth
Quick and agile, especially in movement.
- 1.graceful peopleclassical
Plural of 'rashīq', referring to graceful or slender individuals.
- 1.to be gracefulclassical
To possess gracefulness and a slender build.
- 1.swift bowclassical
A bow that shoots arrows quickly.
- 2.swift arrowclassical
An arrow that flies swiftly.
- 3.graceful bowclassical
A bow characterized by its elegance or swiftness.
- 1.to sharpen gazeclassical
To direct one's gaze sharply or intently.
- 2.to aimclassical
To aim or direct something, especially a projectile.
- 3.to stretch neckclassical
Used for a gazelle stretching its neck.
- 1.how swift it isclassical
An exclamation expressing admiration for the swiftness and lightness of something, often a bow or arrow.
- 1.mountain nameclassical
A name of a mountain located in the region of Muqan.
- 1.to keep pace withclassical
To travel alongside someone or something; to keep pace.
- 1.a hadith narratorclassical
A person named Al-Hasan ibn Rashīq, known as a narrator of hadith.
- 1.a devout manclassical
A person named Rashīq, known as a devout ascetic from Egypt.
- 1.a juristclassical
A late jurist named Abī Abdullāh ibn Rashīq al-Mālikī.