شطب
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThe root شطب (sh-t-b) primarily relates to making lines, stripes, or cuts, often in a lengthwise manner. This extends to concepts of splitting, marking, and even physical characteristics like slimness or the appearance of a sword.
Derived headwords
- 1.green palm frondclassical
A fresh, moist palm frond.
- 2.stripe, lineboth
A line or stripe, particularly those found on the spine of a sword.
- 3.cut piececlassical
A piece cut lengthwise, such as from a camel's hump or a piece of leather.
- 1.splitting palm leavesclassical
The act of splitting palm leaves to make mats.
- 2.sword markingsboth
The characteristic lines or grooves on the spine of a sword.
- 1.to split palm leavesclassical
To split palm leaves (like jarid) in order to make mats.
- 2.to mark with linesboth
To mark something with lines or stripes.
- 1.mat makerclassical
A woman who splits palm leaves to make mats.
- 1.mat makersclassical
Plural of الشاطبة, referring to women who make mats.
- 1.long, slender piececlassical
A piece cut lengthwise, like a strip from a camel's hump or leather.
- 2.arrow shaftclassical
A piece of wood, like from a reed, used to make a bow.
- 1.long piece of humpclassical
A piece cut lengthwise from a camel's hump.
- 2.strip of leatherclassical
A piece of leather cut lengthwise.
- 3.bow staveclassical
A piece of wood, such as from a reed, used to make a bow.
- 1.flowing, streamingclassical
The act of flowing or streaming, as in a flood.
- 1.sloping, leaningclassical
A road that is sloping or leaning.
- 1.sword markingsboth
The lines or grooves on the spine of a sword.
- 1.striped, linedboth
Something that has lines or stripes, such as a sword or a garment.
- 1.name of a mountainclassical
A proper name for a mountain.