كشح
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the flank area of the body and extends to meanings of concealing, harboring, and harboring ill will. It also relates to dispersing and scattering.
Derived headwords
- 1.Flankboth
The area between the lower back (waist) and the last rib.
- 1.To cut offclassical
To cut someone off, implying a severance of relations or support.
- 2.To concealclassical
To hide or keep something secret, often an emotion or intention.
- 1.Concealmentclassical
The act of hiding or harboring something, such as a secret or an emotion.
- 1.Disease of the flankclassical
An ailment that affects the flank area, treated by cauterization.
- 1.To be cauterizedclassical
To be treated with cautery, specifically in the flank area due to disease.
- 1.Al-Makshuhclassical
A name, specifically referring to Al-Muradi, derived from the concept of being cauterized in the flank.
- 1.Brand markclassical
A mark or brand placed on the flank, often as a form of identification or punishment.
- 1.One who harbors enmityclassical
A person who secretly harbors animosity or ill will towards another.
- 1.To harbor enmityclassical
To conceal and hold animosity or ill will towards someone.
- 1.To harbor enmityclassical
To conceal and hold animosity or ill will towards someone (synonymous with كشح له بالعداوة).
- 1.To disperseclassical
To scatter or disperse, often from a place like water.
- 1.To disperseclassical
To scatter or drive away a group of people.