رهيء
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes states of weakness, indecisiveness, and imbalance. It extends to physical instability, such as a load tilting or a person swaying, and also to mental wavering and poor judgment.
Derived headwords
- 1.weaknessclassical
A state of weakness, inability, and hesitation in an affair.
- 2.imbalanceclassical
Making one side of a load heavier than the other.
- 3.indecisivenessclassical
A state where one's opinion is corrupted and not properly managed; confusion in an affair.
- 4.waveringclassical
When a person does not stand firm in a matter, but rather doubts and hesitates.
- 1.to make weakclassical
To cause weakness, inability, or hesitation in an affair.
- 2.to imbalanceclassical
To make one side of a load heavier than the other.
- 3.to corrupt judgmentclassical
To corrupt one's opinion and not manage it properly; to spoil one's affair by not organizing it.
- 4.to make unstableclassical
To carry a load without securing it, causing it to tilt.
- 1.to be wateryclassical
The eyes are watering, either from exertion or old age, and their tears do not stop.
- 1.confusedclassical
Someone whose opinion is corrupted and not managed; someone who is confused in their affair and does not adhere to a single opinion.
- 1.unsecuredclassical
A load that is carried without being secured by ropes, causing it to tilt whenever it is adjusted.
- 1.to be unstableclassical
To be unstable or unsteady in an affair.
- 2.to moveclassical
Something moves or shakes.
- 3.to swayclassical
A person sways in their walk.
- 4.to gatherclassical
Clouds gather and prepare for rain.
- 5.to hesitateclassical
To intend to do something but then refrain, while still wanting to do it; to not be firm in one's resolve.