حسمه
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThe root حسمه (ḥasama) primarily relates to cutting, severing, and decisively ending something. This extends to concepts of preventing, healing by cutting off disease, and decisive actions. It also encompasses terms for swiftness, continuous periods, and even specific places and people.
Derived headwords
- 1.to cut offboth
To cut something off decisively.
- 2.to stop bleedingclassical
To cut a vein and then cauterize it to stop bleeding.
- 3.to cureclassical
To cut off a disease by means of medicine.
- 4.to preventboth
To prevent someone from having something.
- 1.he cuts offboth
He decisively cuts something off.
- 1.it was cut offboth
It became cut off or severed.
- 1.means of cutting offclassical
A means or instrument for cutting off, particularly for disease.
- 1.weanedclassical
One who has been weaned from nursing.
- 2.poorly nourishedclassical
A child who is poorly nourished.
- 1.misfortuneclassical
Misfortune or ill omen.
- 2.diligenceclassical
Diligence or persistence in work.
- 1.consecutiveclassical
Consecutive, referring to days or nights.
- 2.ominousclassical
Ominous nights that cut off good fortune from their inhabitants.
- 1.tall, dark-skinned personclassical
A tall, dark-skinned person.
- 1.place nameclassical
A place in the desert with high mountains perpetually covered in dust.
- 2.tribe nameclassical
A tribe of Judham.
- 1.sharp swordboth
A sharp, cutting sword.
- 2.sword's edgeclassical
The cutting edge or tip of a sword.
- 3.continuous nightsclassical
Referring to continuous nights.
- 1.mare's nameclassical
The name of a mare belonging to Hamid ibn Harith al-Kilbi.
- 1.hairyclassical
Abundant in hair.