نثر
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThe root 'n-th-r' (نثر) primarily relates to scattering, spreading, or dispersing things. It extends to concepts of shedding, sneezing, and even specific physical features or objects that are spread out or wide.
Derived headwords
- 1.he scattered it, so it became scatteredboth
he scattered it, so it became scattered
- 1.to make it scatterboth
To cause something to be scattered or dispersed.
- 2.to make bleedclassical
To cause someone's nose to bleed.
- 1.to be scatteredboth
To become dispersed or spread out naturally.
- 1.scatteringboth
The act or process of scattering or dispersing.
- 1.what is scatteredboth
That which is scattered or dispersed, such as confetti or sweets thrown at celebrations.
- 1.what falls offclassical
That which has fallen or scattered from something.
- 1.widely scatteredclassical
Describing something that is heavily scattered or dispersed, often implying abundance.
- 1.scatteringboth
The act of scattering or being scattered.
- 1.blowing the noseboth
The act of expelling something from the nose by blowing.
- 1.sneeze-like soundclassical
A sound made by animals, similar to a sneeze, involving expelling something from the nose.
- 2.gap between lipsclassical
The space between the upper lip and the nose, aligned with the bridge of the nose.
- 3.constellationclassical
A pair of stars, part of the constellation Leo, appearing as a white patch like a cloud.
- 4.wide tunicclassical
A tunic or coat that is wide or loose-fitting.
- 1.the sheep expelledclassical
When a sheep expels matter from its nose, often due to coughing or irritation.
- 1.expelling from noseclassical
Describing a sheep that coughs and expels something from its nose.
- 1.prolificclassical
A female animal that is very prolific or gives birth to many offspring.
- 1.to cast off his armorclassical
To remove or throw off one's armor.
- 1.to make bleed (nose)classical
To cause someone's nose to bleed, typically by striking them.