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كشر
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes the baring of teeth, often associated with animals like camels or humans. It encompasses expressions related to smiling, grimacing, or revealing teeth in various states.
Derived headwords
كَشَرَverb
- 1.to bare teethboth
To reveal the teeth, often in a grimace or a wide smile.
- 2.to grimaceboth
To make a distorted facial expression, typically showing teeth.
كُشُورnoun
- 1.baring of teethclassical
The act or instance of baring one's teeth.
اِنْكِشَارnoun
- 1.baring of teethclassical
The act of revealing teeth, similar to 'kashr'.
اِفْتِرَارnoun
- 1.baring of teethclassical
The act of opening the mouth wide and showing teeth, often used in comparison to smiling.
اِبْتِسَامnoun
- 1.smilingboth
The act of smiling, characterized by the appearance of teeth.
Parallel reading
كَشَرَ البعيرُ عن نابه
The camel bared its molar tooth.
أي كَشَفَ عنها
Meaning, it uncovered it.
الكُشُورُ: التَّبَسُّمُ
Al-kashr: smiling.
يُقَالُ: كَشَرَ الرَّجُلُ
It is said: the man bared his teeth.
وَانْكَلَ
and he grimaced.
وَافْتَرَّ
and he bared his teeth.
وَابْتَسَمَ
and he smiled.
كُلُّ ذَلِكَ تَبْدُو مِنْهُ الأَسْنَانُ
All of that means the teeth appear from him.