شعث
Root entry · 28 derived lemmasThe root شعث (sha'atha) primarily denotes dispersion, scattering, and disarray. This applies to physical states like messy hair or a disordered situation, as well as abstract concepts like the fragmentation of one's affairs or reputation. It can also imply a state of being neglected or unkempt.
Derived headwords
- 1.Disorder, disarrayboth
Dispersion and disorder of affairs, or a state of disarray.
- 2.Messy hairboth
Messy, unkempt hair, often due to dust or neglect.
- 1.To be scattered, disorderedboth
To be dispersed, disordered, or disheveled, particularly referring to hair or affairs.
- 1.Disheveled, unkemptboth
Having messy, dusty, or unkempt hair; neglected.
- 2.Dispersed, scatteredclassical
Referring to a situation or affairs that are scattered or disorganized.
- 1.Disorder, disarrayboth
The state of being scattered or disordered, often used as a masdar for the verb.
- 1.Disheveled stateclassical
The state of being disheveled or unkempt, particularly referring to hair.
- 1.Disheveledclassical
A state of being disheveled or unkempt.
- 1.Scattering, dispersionboth
The act or state of scattering, dispersing, or becoming disheveled.
- 2.Taking a little foodclassical
Eating a small amount of food.
- 3.Hair becoming mattedboth
The state of hair becoming matted, tangled, or dusty.
- 1.To become scattered, dispersedboth
To become scattered, dispersed, or disordered, like the strands of a toothbrush or messy hair.
- 2.To become matted and dustyboth
Referring to hair becoming matted and covered in dust.
- 1.Dispersion, scatteringboth
The act of scattering or dispersing something; causing disarray.
- 2.Taking a little foodclassical
Eating a small amount of food.
- 3.Causing hair to matboth
The act of causing hair to become matted or dusty.
- 4.Defending reputationclassical
Defending someone's honor or reputation by refuting slander.
- 1.To scatter, disperseboth
To scatter or disperse something, causing it to become disordered.
- 2.To make hair mattedboth
To cause hair to become matted, tangled, or dusty.
- 3.To slander, defameclassical
To speak ill of someone, to disparage their reputation.
- 1.Name of a manboth
A proper name for several individuals, notably Al-Ash'ath ibn Qays.
- 1.Peg, stakeclassical
A peg or stake, named so because its head becomes scattered or frayed from hammering.
- 1.Yellow dried grassclassical
Refers to the yellow, dried stalks of the grass known as bahman.
- 1.A group nameclassical
A plural noun referring to people attributed to Al-Ash'ath.
- 1.A place nameclassical
A place name, a mountain between Al-Suwariqiyyah and Ma'din Bani Sulaym.
- 1.A place nameclassical
A place name, referring to two small mountains between Al-Suwariqiyyah and the mine.
- 1.A water sourceclassical
A water source belonging to the Banu Numayr tribe in a valley called Al-Harem.
- 1.Messy hairboth
The state of having messy or disheveled hair.
- 1.Name of a personboth
A diminutive form used as a name for several individuals.
- 1.Name of a womanboth
A feminine proper name.
- 1.Kunyah (patronymic)both
A kunyah (patronymic or descriptive appellation) used for several individuals, including hadith narrators.
- 1.Metrical foot defectclassical
In prosody, a defect in a metrical foot where one of the vowels of the 'watad' (syllable) is dropped, specifically from the 'fa'ilatin' foot in light meters.
- 1.Name of a personclassical
A name for a pre-Islamic figure, son of Zuhayr.
- 1.Place of messy hairclassical
The area or location where hair is messy or disheveled.
- 1.Unorganized horsesclassical
Horses that are not arranged in formation or are scattered.
- 1.Name of a personboth
A name of a person, with some debate on the exact spelling.
- 1.Name of a personboth
A name of a person, with some debate on the exact spelling.
- 1.Nisbah (attribution)both
An attribution indicating a connection to someone named Shu'ayth or a place.