Al-Qamus al-Muhit (Firuzabadi, d. 817H)

This root primarily relates to a state of relaxation, ease, or becoming soft and pliable. It can describe a physical state of being relaxed or a mental state of being unconcerned or indolent.

This root primarily relates to concepts of elevation, boasting, and pride, often in a negative or deceitful sense. It also extends to geographical names and specific anatomical or abstract terms.

This root appears to relate to a specific dialectal term, possibly originating from Iraq, referring to a particular concept or object.

This root appears to be a single-word entry referring to a specific object. The provided text is very brief and does not offer extensive derivations or semantic range.

This root appears to refer to a type of cloth or fabric, specifically associated with a household or dwelling. It likely denotes a coarse or rough material used for domestic purposes.

This root primarily concerns the act of searching or investigating something thoroughly. It implies a deep dive into a matter to ascertain its nature or contents, often with a specific purpose in mind.

The root قرشه (qrsh) primarily relates to the act of gathering, collecting, or assembling things or people from various places. It also extends to meanings of cutting, tearing, and in some contexts, signifies intensity, acquisition, or even deception.

This root entry refers to a specific, famous island in the Mediterranean Sea, known for its size and trade goods.

This root appears to refer to a specific type of camel and a young lion. The term itself is used as a noun.

This root appears to describe something large or bulky, possibly with a connotation of being stout or corpulent. It is primarily used as an adjective to denote size.

This root primarily relates to the concepts of spoiling, corrupting, and gathering or collecting things. It also extends to describing mixed groups of people or individuals who consume indiscriminately or are considered worthless.

The root قش (qash) primarily relates to concepts of dryness, scarcity, and gathering. It extends to meanings of recovery from illness, hurried actions, and collecting meager provisions. It also encompasses terms for poor quality vegetation and specific types of containers or small creatures.

This root primarily relates to the concepts of gathering, collecting, and bringing things together. It also extends to physical actions like bending or breaking, and describes states of being such as being light, sturdy, or collapsing.

This root primarily relates to forceful actions, including eating, striking, and sexual intercourse. It also encompasses concepts of speed, gathering, and concealment, with some specialized meanings like short boots and specific types of thieves.

This root primarily relates to smallness, contractedness, and geographical locations, particularly in Andalusia and North Africa. It also includes terms that are considered foreign names.

This root primarily concerns the act of gathering or collecting, often implying picking up scattered or miscellaneous items. It extends to collecting food, even if of poor quality, and metaphorically to the lowest class of people.

This root primarily relates to negation, specifically the past tense negation particle 'lam'. It can also be used in derived forms to indicate lack, deficiency, or absence.

This root describes an old, large, and somewhat contorted or stout woman. It specifically refers to an elderly woman who is large and possibly stiff or hunched, and also a stout or bulky person.

This root primarily relates to concepts of contraction, gathering, and a state of being shriveled or unkempt. It describes small creatures, physical appearances of people, and actions of rapid collection.

This root primarily relates to smallness, particularly in stature or form. It also extends to specific terms for remnants, a place name, and a colloquial term for cloth.

This root pertains to the act of eating, specifically consuming food. It describes the process of consuming something, often with a connotation of thoroughness or completeness.

This root primarily relates to a ram, specifically a male sheep that has shed its milk teeth or grown its permanent incisors. It extends to concepts of leadership, prominent figures, and specific historical places or days.

This root primarily deals with actions of striking, cutting, and pushing forcefully. It also extends to concepts of earning a living, seeking sustenance, and obtaining something, sometimes with a sense of urgency or desperation.

This root primarily concerns the act of seizing, binding, or restraining something or someone. It extends to descriptions of constrained movement, such as a hobbled animal or a prisoner, and also encompasses physical tension or contraction.

This root primarily concerns the stomach or rumen of ruminant animals, extending metaphorically to encompass offspring, groups of people, and even geographical locations. It also describes physical states like a large belly or a contracted face, and culinary preparations.

This root primarily relates to sounds, particularly hissing, rustling, or bubbling sounds. It extends to specific animal vocalizations, the sound of boiling liquids, and even a sound associated with striking flint.

This root refers to a specific type of small, seedless grape, known for its softer texture and ease of consumption compared to regular grapes. It describes the fruit itself and its characteristics.

This entry refers to the root 'ك ر ب ش' and encompasses its various derivatives. The root generally relates to concepts of binding, tying, or gathering things together, often in a tight or complex manner.

This root describes a state of being stuck, entangled, or submerged. It primarily refers to a bird caught in a net or something sinking or drowning in a substance.

This root primarily describes swiftness, speed, and quickness in movement or action. It also extends to concepts of being small, short, or contracted, and can refer to specific physical attributes or actions like cutting or consuming.

This root appears to describe a state of mixing or confusion, particularly among a group of people. It suggests a lack of order or clear separation, leading to a jumbled or intertwined situation.

This root appears to relate to a specific type of bird, the magpie, and potentially a medicinal substance.

This root primarily relates to twisting or twisting fibers, and also to hastening or urging someone. It extends to describing a person with a coarse or ugly appearance and the foundational origins of branching structures.

This root primarily relates to the concept of a head or summit, specifically referring to the top of a mountain or hill. It also encompasses a specific dish from Oman and a verb meaning to be frightened or to have intercourse.

This root primarily relates to clothing, garments, and textiles. It encompasses the act of wearing, covering, and the materials themselves, including their quality and re-processing.

This root primarily relates to the concept of driving away or expelling, and also encompasses terms for specific plants and a state of internal agitation or fear.

This root primarily relates to dryness, parching, and a state of being withered or desiccated. It can describe both inanimate objects and, metaphorically, living beings or conditions.

This root primarily relates to the concept of aimless or frivolous activity, often implying a lack of seriousness or purpose. It can also refer to a specific place name.

This root primarily deals with the concept of pushing, repelling, or driving something away. It also extends to the idea of clearing or sweeping away, particularly in relation to the earth and rain.

This root primarily relates to actions involving fingers and hands, specifically separating or gently handling something. It also extends to describe a weakness in vision and a related condition.

This entry appears to be a lexical entry for a non-Arabic word or a highly specialized term, possibly related to ships, dyed fabrics, or a proper name. It also references a geographical location.

This root primarily denotes intensity and destruction. It covers intense sexual intercourse, voracious eating, the stripping of skin, and the destructive force of floods. It also relates to burning and the gathering of people.

This root describes excessive or restless movement, often implying a lack of stillness or composure. It can refer to physical fidgeting or a general state of agitation.

This root primarily describes a state of weakness, emaciation, or deficiency, often related to physical appearance or condition. It can also refer to actions of taking or giving sparingly, and in a figurative sense, to theft or cunning.

This entry primarily discusses a specific aromatic herb, its Persian origin, and its various uses and appearances. It also touches upon related concepts like saffron and a woman's hair adornment.

This entry discusses Marjoram, a plant with various medicinal properties. It is described as beneficial for urinary issues, pain, cold-related ailments, melancholy, bloating, facial paralysis, and excessive salivation. It is also noted for its diuretic and drying effects on the stomach and intestines.

This root primarily relates to scratching, scraping, and light touching, often with the fingertips. It extends to describe the land affected by light rain, quick-flowing water, and also encompasses verbal abuse and negative character traits. Additionally, it touches upon concepts of acquisition and theft.

This root primarily concerns the concept of mixing, dissolving, or blending, often with a connotation of thoroughness or completion. It extends to actions like cleaning, consuming, and even abstract concepts like disputes and characteristics.

This root primarily describes a gentle, soft, or delicate action, often related to touching or rubbing. It conveys a sense of tenderness and careful handling.

This entry pertains to the place name 'Mogadishu'. It specifies its pronunciation and geographical location.