شكا
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of complaining, expressing suffering, or reporting a grievance. It extends to the state of being complained about, causing someone to complain, and also has related meanings concerning weaponry and a specific architectural feature.
Derived headwords
- 1.to complainboth
To inform someone about the bad actions done to you by another person.
- 2.to report a grievanceboth
To express suffering or a complaint about a wrong done to oneself.
- 1.to complain (I)both
First-person singular imperfect form of شَكَا, meaning 'I complain'.
- 1.complaintboth
The act of complaining or the statement of a grievance.
- 2.sufferingboth
The state of experiencing pain or distress.
- 1.with kasraboth
with kasra
- 1.and shakah with fathaboth
and shakah with fatha
- 1.from the category of 'adaboth
from the category of 'ada
- 1.and complained aboutboth
and complained about
- 1.complained aboutclassical
The person or thing against whom a complaint is made.
- 1.to cause to complainclassical
To do something to someone that forces them to complain about you.
- 2.to appease a complainerclassical
To pacify someone who is complaining, to remove their cause for complaint.
- 1.a limb from his limbsboth
a limb from his limbs
- 2.he took a milk-skinboth
he took a milk-skin
- 1.meaning he complainedboth
meaning he complained
- 1.well-armedclassical
Describing someone whose weaponry is strong, sharp, and formidable.
- 1.complainingboth
One who complains or expresses suffering.
- 2.well-armedclassical
Possessing strong and sharp weapons.
- 1.the complainerboth
The one who is complaining.
- 2.the one complained aboutclassical
The person or thing that is the subject of a complaint.
- 3.the pained oneclassical
One who is suffering from pain or illness.
- 1.the skin of the suckling, which is milkboth
the skin of the suckling, which is milk
- 1.the niche that is not openboth
the niche that is not open
- 1.complainingboth
One who complains.
- 2.painedclassical
Suffering from pain.