شطن
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with the concepts of distance, remoteness, and being tied or bound. It extends to describe things that are far away, like a deep well or distant hopes, and also the act of binding with a rope. Metaphorically, it encompasses deviation from a course and the nature of a devil or rebellious being.
Derived headwords
- 1.the ropeboth
the rope
- 1.plural of 'long rope'both
plural of 'long rope'
- 1.to tie him/itclassical
To tie someone or something with a rope ('shatan').
- 1.to be distant fromclassical
To be far away or remote from someone or something.
- 1.to make him/it distantclassical
To cause someone or something to become distant or remote.
- 1.to deviate him/itclassical
To make someone deviate from their intended course or purpose.
- 1.deviationclassical
The act of deviating or going against one's intention or purpose.
- 1.deep-bottomedclassical
Describing a well that is far down or has a deep bottom.
- 1.distantclassical
Describing distant or remote hopes or aspirations.
- 1.well-knownboth
well-known
- 2.every rebellious, defiant one among humans, jinn, and animalsboth
every rebellious, defiant one among humans, jinn, and animals
- 1.snakeboth
snake
- 1.a devilboth
Used in the accusative case, referring to a devil or a rebellious being.
- 1.devilsboth
The plural of 'shaytan', referring to devils or rebellious beings.
- 1.heads of devilsclassical
Refers to the fruit of a certain plant, likened to the heads of devils due to their ugliness.
- 1.the man acted like a devilboth
the man acted like a devil
- 1.rebelliousclassical
Describing someone or something that is rebellious or disobedient.