شطط
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of distance, remoteness, and exceeding limits. It extends to notions of injustice, unfairness, and going beyond what is proper or reasonable, often in the context of transactions or judgments.
Derived headwords
- 1.it became distantboth
it became distant
- 1.to be distantboth
The dwelling or place was far away.
- 1.to be distantboth
The dwelling or place was far away.
- 1.remotenessboth
The state of being far away or distant.
- 1.he acted unjustlyboth
he acted unjustly
- 1.he went farboth
he went far
- 1.to be unjustboth
To act unjustly or unfairly, especially in a dispute or transaction.
- 1.to be unjustboth
To act unjustly or unfairly, especially in a dispute or transaction.
- 1.its bank and sideboth
its bank and side
- 1.sideboth
The side of a river, valley, or camel's hump.
- 2.bankboth
The edge or bank of a river or valley.
- 1.sidesboth
Plural of 'shatt', referring to the sides of things like rivers or valleys.
- 1.large-humped camelclassical
A female camel that has a large or prominent hump.
- 1.remotenessboth
The state of being far away or distant.
- 2.well-proportionedboth
Having a well-proportioned or upright stature, especially used for a young woman.
- 1.well-proportionedboth
A young woman who is well-proportioned and of good stature.
- 1.exceeding the limit in everythingboth
exceeding the limit in everything