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Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns healing, recovery, and remedies. It extends to concepts of completion, scarcity, and also physical actions like piercing and overlooking.
Derived headwords
- 1.healingboth
The process of becoming healthy or well again after an illness or injury.
- 2.remedyboth
A medicine or treatment for a disease or injury.
- 1.medicineboth
A substance used for medical treatment, especially a medicine or drug.
- 1.remediesclassical
Plural of 'shifaa', referring to multiple medicines or cures.
- 1.remediesclassical
Plural of 'shifaa', referring to multiple medicines or cures.
- 1.to healboth
To restore to health; to cure.
- 2.to grant healingclassical
To provide a cure or remedy for someone.
- 1.he healsboth
He restores to health; he cures.
- 2.he grants healingclassical
He provides a cure or remedy for someone.
- 1.to grant healingclassical
To provide a cure or remedy for someone.
- 1.to setclassical
To set, in the context of the sun setting.
- 1.to setclassical
The sun set.
- 1.a littleclassical
A small amount; a little bit remaining.
- 1.awlclassical
A tool for piercing holes, like an awl.
- 2.awl (for sewing)classical
A tool used for piercing holes, particularly in leather or other materials for sewing.
- 1.to overlookboth
To be situated on a high place with a view of something below; to look down upon.
- 2.to be on the verge ofclassical
To be close to or on the brink of something, often something negative.
- 1.to seek healingboth
To ask for or seek a cure or remedy.
- 2.to give to healclassical
To give something to someone so that they may be healed by it.
- 1.to be healedboth
To have recovered from an illness or injury.
- 1.to vent angerboth
To relieve oneself of anger or rage.
- 1.Shifa' (name)both
A given name, often for females.
- 1.hillockclassical
A small natural elevation of the earth's surface; a small hill.