المسن

Root entry · 6 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to striking, particularly with a whip, and also encompasses concepts of playfulness or jest. It further extends to descriptions of handsome individuals, a specific cosmetic item used by women, and a place name.

Derived headwords

المَسْنnoun

1.
Striking with a whipclassical
The act of striking someone with a whip.

المَشْنnoun

1.
Playfulness, jestclassical
A state of being playful, jesting, or engaging in lighthearted fun.

المَيْسُونnoun

1.
Handsome youthboth
A young boy or man who is well-formed in appearance and has a pleasing face.
2.
Proper nameboth
A given name, possibly derived from the description of handsomeness.

كَماسنname

1.
Proper nameboth
A proper name, possibly a place or person's name.

المَيْسُوسَنnoun

1.
Hair cosmeticclassical
A substance that women prepare and use in washing their hair.

مُسَيْنَانname

1.
Place nameboth
The name of a place located in Qahistan.

Parallel reading

المسن: الضرب بالسوط

Al-masn: Striking with a whip.

أو هو بالشين

Or it is with the letter 'shin'.

وبالتحريك: المجون

And with vowel movement: playfulness/jest.

والميسون: الغلام الحسن القد والوجه

And al-maysoona: the handsome youth in stature and face.

واسم، كماسن

And a name, like 'Kamasin'.

والميسوسن: شيء تجعله النساء في الغسلة لرؤوسهن

And al-maysoosan: something that women make in the wash for their heads.

ومسينان: ة بقهستان

And Musaynan: a place in Qahistan.