شتت
Root entry · 23 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with the concept of separation, scattering, and dispersion. It encompasses physical separation of people or things, as well as the fragmentation of matters or affairs. The root also extends to the idea of difference and disparity.
Derived headwords
- 1.to scatterboth
To cause to disperse or separate into different directions.
- 2.to separateboth
To become divided or split apart.
- 1.to scatterboth
Present tense of 'shatta', meaning to scatter or disperse.
- 1.to scatterboth
Past tense of 'shatta', indicating scattering or dispersion.
- 1.dispersionboth
The state of being scattered or dispersed; separation.
- 2.disunityboth
Lack of cohesion or unity; fragmentation.
- 1.dispersionboth
The act or state of being scattered or separated.
- 1.scatteredboth
Dispersed or separated.
- 1.scatteredmodern
Dispersed or spread out.
- 2.fragmentedmodern
Broken into pieces or scattered.
- 1.to be scatteredboth
To become dispersed or spread out.
- 2.to fall apartboth
To disintegrate or break into pieces.
- 1.to be scatteredclassical
To become dispersed or spread out.
- 1.God scattered himclassical
A divine action of causing someone or something to be dispersed.
- 1.to scatterclassical
To cause to disperse or separate.
- 1.the scatteredboth
That which is dispersed or separated.
- 2.the separatedclassical
One who is separated or apart.
- 1.they scattered their affairboth
They disorganized or fragmented their matter or plan.
- 1.dispersionboth
Separation, disunity, or fragmentation.
- 2.disorderboth
A state of confusion or lack of organization.
- 1.variousboth
Different kinds; diverse.
- 2.scatteredboth
Separated or dispersed.
- 1.dispersedlyclassical
In a scattered or dispersed manner.
- 1.dispersedlyclassical
In a scattered or dispersed manner.
- 1.the scattered onesclassical
Plural of 'shatt', referring to scattered individuals or things.
- 1.how differentboth
Expresses a great difference or disparity between two things.
- 2.how far apartboth
Indicates a significant distance or separation.
- 1.how different they areboth
Emphasizes the vast difference between two entities.
- 1.how different they areboth
Highlights the significant disparity between two things.
- 1.Mahmud ibn Shattaclassical
A name of a narrator or scholar.
- 1.differenceclassical
A state of being unlike or dissimilar.