رشن
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with the concept of intruding or entering without invitation, particularly at mealtimes. It also extends to the physical act of a dog putting its head into a container and a specific architectural feature.
Derived headwords
- 1.The one who comes to the feast without being invited.both
The one who comes to the feast without being invited.
- 2.And he is called the parasite.both
And he is called the parasite.
- 1.one who enters upon people while they are eating and was not invited, like the one who intrudes on drinkingboth
one who enters upon people while they are eating and was not invited, like the one who intrudes on drinking
- 2.the uninvited guestboth
the uninvited guest
- 3.The one who eats with people.both
The one who eats with people.
- 1.to intrude, to crash (a party)classical
To intrude or enter without permission, specifically in the context of attending an event uninvited.
- 2.to dip head intoclassical
Used to describe a dog putting its head into a container, such as a pot or vessel.
- 1.dipping head intoclassical
The verbal noun (masdar) for the act of a dog dipping its head into a container.
- 1.dipping head intoclassical
An alternative verbal noun (masdar) for the act of a dog dipping its head into a container.
- 1.The niche/window.both
The niche/window.