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برشم
Root entry · 3 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to expressions of sadness, grief, and a focused, intense gaze. It describes a state of being overwhelmed by sorrow and the visual manifestation of such an emotional state.
Derived headwords
بَرشَمَverb
- 1.to grieveclassical
To exhibit sadness or grief, often outwardly showing signs of sorrow.
- 2.to be stunnedclassical
To be overcome with emotion, particularly sadness, to the point of appearing stunned or speechless.
البَرْشَمَةnoun
- 1.griefclassical
The state of being sad or grieving; the outward manifestation of sorrow.
- 2.sharpness of sightclassical
A keenness or intensity of vision.
البَرْشَامnoun
- 1.sharpness of sightclassical
A keenness or intensity of vision; a piercing gaze.
Parallel reading
برشم الرجل، إذا وجم وأظهر الحزن.
A man 'barshama' if he is stunned and shows grief.
والبرشمة أيضا والبرشام: حدة النظر.
And 'al-barshamah' and 'al-barsham' also mean sharpness of sight.