جسس
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of touching, feeling, or probing, often with the hand, to ascertain something. It extends to seeking out information, spying, and even the senses themselves.
Derived headwords
- 1.He felt it with his hand, meaning he touched it.both
He felt it with his hand, meaning he touched it.
- 1.to feel, to probeboth
To feel or probe something, similar to 'jasasahu', implying a more thorough examination by touch.
- 1.place of touchingclassical
The place or area that is touched or felt, particularly by a physician examining a patient.
- 1.to seek news, to spyboth
To actively seek out and investigate information or news, often implying clandestine methods.
- 1.to investigate, to spy onboth
To investigate or spy on something or someone, to gather information secretly.
- 1.spyboth
A person who secretly gathers information, a spy.
- 1.sensesclassical
The faculties of perception, such as sight, hearing, touch, etc.
- 1.Jassas ibn Murraclassical
A historical figure, Jassas ibn Murra al-Shaybani, known as the killer of Kulayb Wael.