نسا
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of forgetting and its opposite, remembrance. It also extends to terms for women, a specific vein in the leg, and things lost or discarded.
Derived headwords
- 1.plural of womanboth
plural of woman
- 1.plural of womanboth
plural of woman
- 1.delayboth
delay
- 2.plural of womanboth
plural of woman
- 1.plural of womanboth
plural of woman
- 1.diminutive of niswa (women)both
diminutive of niswa (women)
- 1.plural of niswa (women)both
plural of niswa (women)
- 1.the opposite of remembrance and memorizationboth
the opposite of remembrance and memorization
- 2.the abandonmentboth
the abandonment
- 1.a man who forgets things a lotboth
a man who forgets things a lot
- 1.a man who forgets things a lotboth
a man who forgets things a lot
- 1.he forgot somethingboth
he forgot something
- 1.forgettingclassical
The act or process of forgetting.
- 1.to make forgetboth
To cause someone to forget something.
- 1.to make forgetboth
To cause someone to forget something.
- 1.he pretended to forget itboth
he pretended to forget it
- 1.with fatḥa, a shortened word for a nerveboth
with fatḥa, a shortened word for a nerve
- 1.sciatic veinsclassical
The dual form of 'nisaa', referring to the sciatic veins on both legs.
- 1.a man who forgets things a lotboth
a man who forgets things a lot
- 1.sciatic veinsclassical
The plural form of 'nisaa', referring to the sciatic veins.
- 1.he forgot somethingboth
he forgot something
- 1.staffclassical
A stick or staff, often used by the elderly or infirm.