شوك
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns thorns, spines, and sharp pointed objects. It extends to concepts of prickling, piercing, and things that are sharp, rough, or bristly, including metaphorical uses related to difficulty or hardship.
Derived headwords
- 1.a single thornboth
a single thorn
- 2.severity of mightboth
severity of might
- 3.sharpness in weaponsboth
sharpness in weapons
- 1.thornyboth
thorny
- 1.very thornyboth
very thorny
- 1.he inserted a thorn into his bodyboth
he inserted a thorn into his body
- 1.to prick someoneclassical
To cause someone to be pricked by inserting a thorn into their body.
- 1.the man was pricked (passive voice)both
the man was pricked (passive voice)
- 1.well-armedclassical
Equipped with sharp and ready weapons; formidable in combat.
- 1.well-armedclassical
A variant or inverted form of 'shā'ik al-silāḥ', meaning well-equipped with weapons.
- 1.he inserted a thorn into his bodyboth
he inserted a thorn into his body
- 1.he put thorns on itboth
he put thorns on it
- 1.thorny (camels)classical
Describing camels that have prominent or sharp tusks.
- 1.hair regrowthclassical
The regrowth of hair on the head after shaving or cutting.
- 1.he put thorns on itboth
he put thorns on it
- 1.he put thorns on itboth
he put thorns on it
- 1.to put thorns on a wallclassical
To place thorns or sharp objects on a wall, likely for defense or to deter climbing.
- 1.rough (cloth)classical
Describing a garment, particularly a new one, as being coarse or rough to the touch.
- 1.to become thornyclassical
For date palms to become abundant with thorns.
- 1.very thornyboth
very thorny
- 1.scorpion's stingerboth
The pointed organ at the end of a scorpion's tail used for stinging.
- 1.weaver's reedclassical
A tool used by a weaver to adjust the warp and weft threads.