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نهس
Root entry · 4 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of biting or seizing with the front teeth. It extends to the action of a snake biting and can also refer to a type of bird and a description of a lean person.
Derived headwords
نَهَسَverb
- 1.The snake bit him, like نَهَشَتْهُ.both
The snake bit him, like نَهَشَتْهُ.
نَهْسnoun
- 1.The snake bit him, like نَهَشَتْهُ.both
The snake bit him, like نَهَشَتْهُ.
انْتَهَسَverb
- 1.to biteboth
To seize or take something with the front teeth; synonymous with نهس.
مَنْهُوسadjective
- 1.leanclassical
Describing a man who is thin and has little flesh.
Parallel reading
نهس اللحم: أخذه بمقدم الأسنان.
To bite meat: to take it with the front teeth.
يقال: نهست اللحم وانتهسته بمعنى.
It is said: 'He bit the meat' and 'He bit the meat' with the same meaning.
ونهس الحية أيضا: نهشه.
And to bite a snake also means to bite it.
تنهس لو تمكنت من نهس
It bites if it could manage to bite
والمنهوس: القليل اللحم من الرجال.
And the lean one: is a man with little flesh.
والنهس (2) أيضا: ضرب من الطير.
And the Nahs is also: a type of bird.