عيث
Root entry · 25 derived lemmasThe root عيث (ʿayth) primarily denotes corruption, destruction, and rapid, reckless action, often involving physical harm or waste. It extends to concepts of excessive or destructive behavior, particularly in the context of animals or financial matters. The root also encompasses specific, less common meanings related to physical actions like searching or a type of terrain.
Derived headwords
- 1.Corruption, destructionboth
The act of causing corruption or destruction.
- 2.Haste in corruptionclassical
Specifically, hastening or accelerating the process of corruption or فساد (fasād).
- 1.To corrupt, to destroyboth
To engage in corruption, destruction, or to act with excessive force or lack of gentleness.
- 2.To waste, to squanderboth
To spend money recklessly and wastefully, to squander one's wealth.
- 3.To act destructivelyboth
To cause widespread damage or destruction, especially by an animal like a wolf among sheep.
- 1.To corrupt, to destroyboth
Present tense of عاث (ʿātha), indicating ongoing corruption or destruction.
- 1.Corruption, destructionboth
The masdar (verbal noun) of عاث (ʿātha), signifying the act of corruption or destruction.
- 1.Corruption, destructionboth
Another masdar (verbal noun) of عاث (ʿātha), denoting the act of corruption or destruction.
- 1.Corruption, destructionboth
A masdar (verbal noun) of عاث (ʿātha), signifying the act of corruption or destruction.
- 1.To corrupt, to destroyclassical
Similar to عاث (ʿātha), meaning to corrupt or destroy, often used for things perceived by judgment rather than senses.
- 1.Corruption, destructionclassical
The masdar (verbal noun) of عثى (ʿathā), signifying the act of corruption or destruction.
- 1.To corrupt, to destroyclassical
Another verb form similar to عاث (ʿātha) and عثى (ʿathā), meaning to corrupt or destroy.
- 1.Corruption, destructionclassical
The masdar (verbal noun) of عثا (ʿathā), signifying the act of corruption or destruction.
- 1.Extreme corruptionclassical
The most severe form of corruption or transgression.
- 1.Corrupting, destructiveclassical
An adjective describing a male who is corrupting or destructive.
- 1.Corrupting, destructiveclassical
An adjective describing a female who is corrupting or destructive.
- 1.Easy terrainclassical
A description of land that is easy to traverse, smooth, or level.
- 2.Specific locationclassical
A proper noun referring to a specific place or area of land, possibly sandy.
- 1.Corrupting, destructiveboth
Active participle of عاث (ʿātha), describing someone or something that corrupts or destroys.
- 1.Corrupting, destructiveclassical
An intensive form or adjective related to عاث (ʿātha), describing a destructive entity, specifically used for a lion.
- 1.Corrupting, destructiveclassical
Similar to العيوث (al-ʿuyūth), an adjective describing a destructive entity, specifically used for a lion.
- 1.To begin, to startclassical
To commence or embark upon an action, often with emphasis.
- 1.To grope, to feel forboth
To search for something by touch, especially with the hand, often when unable to see.
- 1.Groping, searching by touchclassical
The act of searching for something by touch, particularly by a blind person or in darkness.
- 2.Reaching into a quiverclassical
Specifically, the act of reaching one's hand into a quiver to find an arrow.
- 1.To confuse its birdsclassical
To cause confusion or disorder among one's birds.
- 1.Camels drank insufficientlyclassical
When camels drink water but do not quench their thirst fully.
- 1.Wonder!classical
An exclamation expressing wonder or surprise.
- 1.To make a mark on the humpclassical
To leave a mark or impression on the camel's hump, possibly with a knife.
- 1.To plunge into an affair recklesslyclassical
To engage in a matter or situation without regard for the consequences or outcome.