رسح
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a lack of flesh, particularly around the buttocks and thighs, leading to a lean or emaciated appearance. It is also used metaphorically for animals known for their swiftness and, in a classical context, for unpleasant or ugly women.
Derived headwords
- 1.scantiness of fleshboth
A lack of flesh, particularly around the buttocks and thighs, causing them to appear sunken or close together.
- 1.leanboth
Describing a person, especially a man, who has little flesh on their buttocks and thighs.
- 2.swiftclassical
Used to describe a wolf, implying swiftness due to its light hindquarters.
- 3.eternalclassical
A name given to God, implying His eternal nature.
- 1.leanboth
Describing a woman who has little flesh on her buttocks and thighs.
- 2.uglyclassical
Describing a woman as ugly or ill-favored.
- 1.to be leanboth
To have little flesh, particularly in the buttocks and thighs.
- 1.leannessboth
The state or condition of being lean, especially in the buttocks and thighs.
- 1.wolfclassical
A wolf, so named because of its swiftness.
- 1.ugly womanclassical
A woman who is ugly or ill-favored.
- 1.leannessclassical
A plural form referring to leanness, particularly of the buttocks.
- 1.to make leanclassical
To cause someone or something to become lean or emaciated.