غشا
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThe root غشا (ghasha) primarily relates to covering, veiling, or obscuring. It extends to concepts of coming upon someone, striking, and even fainting or losing consciousness, often implying a sudden or overwhelming action.
Derived headwords
- 1.The cover.both
The cover.
- 1.With fatḥ, ḍamma, and kasra on the mīm (referring to the pronunciation of the first letter).both
With fatḥ, ḍamma, and kasra on the mīm (referring to the pronunciation of the first letter).
- 2.Meaning, a cover.both
Meaning, a cover.
- 1.With kasra: meaning, a cover.both
With kasra: meaning, a cover.
- 1.The Day of Resurrection because it overwhelms with its terrors.both
The Day of Resurrection because it overwhelms with its terrors.
- 1.white-headedclassical
Describing a horse or other animal whose entire head is white, contrasting with the rest of its body.
- 1.blindclassical
Describing a female goat that is blind or has impaired vision.
- 1.to coverboth
To cover something, to place a covering over it.
- 2.to strikeclassical
To strike someone with a whip.
- 3.to come uponboth
To come to someone or arrive at a place.
- 4.to have intercourse withclassical
To have sexual intercourse with a female.
- 5.to cause to faintboth
To cause someone to lose consciousness or faint.
- 1.coveringboth
The act of covering something.
- 2.strikingclassical
The act of striking someone, especially with a whip.
- 1.comingboth
The act of coming or arriving.
- 2.intercourseclassical
Sexual intercourse.
- 3.faintingboth
The act of fainting or losing consciousness.
- 1.to cause to coverboth
To cause something else to cover something, or to cover something oneself.
- 2.to cause to faintboth
To cause someone to lose consciousness.
- 1.unconsciousboth
Someone who has lost consciousness, is fainting, or is overcome.
- 1.to cover oneselfboth
To cover oneself with something, like a garment.
- 1.to cover oneselfboth
To cover oneself with something, such as a garment.