هشش
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of lightness, agility, and eagerness, often associated with movement, emotional response, and physical properties like softness or succulence. It extends to actions of striking or shaking, and the state of being yielding or easily handled.
Derived headwords
- 1.to shakeboth
To strike something with a stick or staff, causing it to fall or crumble.
- 1.to shakeboth
To strike something with a stick or staff, causing it to fall or crumble.
- 1.to shakeboth
To strike something with a stick or staff, causing it to fall or crumble.
- 1.eagernessboth
Enthusiasm, alacrity, and a feeling of lightness or readiness, especially towards doing good deeds.
- 2.softnessboth
A state of being yielding, tender, or succulent.
- 1.to be eager forboth
To feel enthusiastic and light-hearted towards someone, showing eagerness and pleasure in their company.
- 1.I beat with itboth
I beat with it
- 1.he beat it with his stick to make it fall offboth
he beat it with his stick to make it fall off
- 2.if he was light towards him and felt comfortable with himboth
if he was light towards him and felt comfortable with him
- 3.soft, tenderboth
soft, tender
- 1.soft, tenderboth
soft, tender
- 1.to become softboth
Bread becoming soft and yielding.
- 1.easy to deal withclassical
Describing a person who is approachable and easy to get what one needs from them regarding requests or needs.
- 1.succulentclassical
Describing a horse that is the opposite of tough or dry; implying it is well-fed and in good condition.
- 1.abundant with milkclassical
Describing a ewe that is rich and abundant with milk.