حسس
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThe root حسس (ḥss) primarily relates to sensing, perceiving, and feeling, often in a subtle or hidden way. It extends to concepts of pain, suffering, and even destruction, as well as physical sensations like cold or touch. The root also encompasses notions of investigation, discovery, and understanding.
Derived headwords
- 1.The faint soundboth
The faint sound
- 1.The faint soundboth
The faint sound
- 1.He groomed it (the animal)both
He groomed it (the animal)
- 1.to feel compassion forclassical
To feel tenderly or sympathetically towards someone.
- 1.to feelboth
To perceive or sense something.
- 2.to investigateboth
To inquire about or investigate the news or situation of something.
- 3.to cook on embersclassical
To place food, like meat or locusts, on embers to cook.
- 4.to tend a fireclassical
To move embers around a fire, especially to cook bread or roast meat.
- 1.The curry combboth
The curry comb
- 1.The five senses: hearing, sight, smell, taste, and touchboth
The five senses: hearing, sight, smell, taste, and touch
- 1.senseboth
One of the five senses.
- 2.damage to vegetationclassical
Harm or damage to vegetation caused by cold or other factors.
- 1.causes of destruction to landclassical
The five main factors that can damage or destroy land's vegetation: cold, frost, wind, locusts, and livestock.
- 1.harsh yearclassical
A year of severe hardship or scarcity.
- 1.Its meaning is 'he thought' and 'he found'both
Its meaning is 'he thought' and 'he found'
- 1.uprootingclassical
The act of being uprooted or falling out.
- 1.to investigateboth
To inquire about or investigate the news or situation of something.
- 2.to feel forboth
To touch or feel something to ascertain its nature or presence.
- 1.to cook on embersclassical
To place food, like meat or locusts, on embers to cook.
- 1.generous manclassical
A generous or munificent man.
- 1.small dried fishclassical
Small fish that are dried for consumption.
- 2.bad characterclassical
Poor disposition or bad manners.
- 3.ill omenclassical
Bad luck or misfortune.
- 1.wherever you wishclassical
An expression meaning 'from wherever you wish' or 'from any direction'.
- 1.in a bad stateclassical
To be in a state of misfortune or bad condition.
- 1.A man's nameboth
A man's name
- 2.If you make it 'faʿlān' from 'al-ḥiss', it is non-declinableboth
If you make it 'faʿlān' from 'al-ḥiss', it is non-declinable
- 3.And if you make it 'faʿāl' from 'al-ḥusn', it is declinable, because the 'nūn' is then originalboth
And if you make it 'faʿāl' from 'al-ḥusn', it is declinable, because the 'nūn' is then original
- 4.a man's nameboth
a man's name