كشح
Root entry · 31 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes the flank or side of the body, specifically the area between the hip bone and the ribs. It extends metaphorically to concepts of hiding, concealing, harboring animosity, and turning away. Derived terms also relate to specific ailments, markings, tools, and even types of swords.
Derived headwords
- 1.flankboth
The area of the body between the hip bone (خاصرة) and the posterior rib, extending from the navel to the ribs.
- 2.waistboth
The narrow part of the body between the ribs and the hips; the waist.
- 3.side of the sashclassical
One of the sides of a sash (وشاح).
- 4.entrailsclassical
The internal organs or viscera.
- 1.to hideboth
To conceal or hide something, especially a feeling or intention.
- 2.to harbor animosityboth
To harbor ill will or enmity towards someone.
- 3.to turn awayboth
To turn away from someone or something; to become estranged.
- 4.to scatterclassical
To disperse or scatter a group of people.
- 5.to tuck tailclassical
For an animal to tuck its tail between its legs.
- 6.to sweepclassical
To sweep or clean a house.
- 7.to have intercourseclassical
To have sexual intercourse with a woman.
- 1.to hide itboth
To conceal it (referring to the flank or an intention).
- 1.he hidboth
He concealed or harbored something.
- 1.sidesboth
Plural of 'kashh', referring to the flanks or sides.
- 2.sash ornamentsclassical
Ornaments made of white shells used for sashes.
- 1.flank ailmentclassical
A disease affecting the flank, possibly pleurisy, which is treated by cauterization.
- 2.cauterizationclassical
The act of cauterizing or branding.
- 1.he was cauterizedclassical
He was treated by cauterization on his flank.
- 1.he complained of flank painclassical
He complained of pain in his flank.
- 1.Al-Makshuh Al-Muradiclassical
A name given to a person, possibly due to being wounded or cauterized on the flank.
- 1.brand markclassical
A brand mark or cauterization mark on the flank, specifically below the ribs.
- 1.he brandedclassical
He branded an animal, specifically a camel, on the flank.
- 1.harboring enmityboth
One who harbors hidden enmity or ill will, turning away from others.
- 2.hateful enemyboth
A hateful enemy who conceals their animosity.
- 1.enmityboth
The state of harboring hidden enmity or ill will.
- 2.estrangementclassical
The state of being estranged or cut off.
- 1.he was hostile to himboth
He harbored enmity towards him or acted hostilely.
- 1.hostilityboth
The act of showing hostility or harboring enmity.
- 1.hostilityboth
The act of showing hostility or harboring enmity.
- 1.he dispersed themclassical
He scattered or dispersed a group of people.
- 1.she tucked her tailclassical
For a female animal to tuck its tail between its legs.
- 1.he sweptclassical
He swept or cleaned a house.
- 1.he had intercourse with herclassical
He had sexual intercourse with her.
- 1.axeclassical
An axe or hatchet.
- 2.sword's edgeclassical
The edge of a sword.
- 1.peelingclassical
The act of peeling or scraping.
- 2.cauterizationclassical
The act of cauterizing or branding with fire.
- 1.Al-Kushuhclassical
A type of sword, one of seven gifted by Bilqis to Prophet Sulayman.
- 1.they turned awayboth
They turned away from the water or departed.
- 2.they dispersedboth
They dispersed or scattered.
- 1.they turned awayboth
They turned away from the water or departed.
- 2.they dispersedboth
They dispersed or scattered.
- 1.he turned awayclassical
He turned away or departed.
- 1.Makshahaclassical
A place name in Al-Yamamah.
- 1.estrangementclassical
Estrangement or cutting off relations.
- 1.he peeledclassical
He peeled or scraped a piece of wood.
- 1.it (bird) hurriedclassical
For a bird to depart quickly.
- 1.he stabbed his flankclassical
He stabbed him in the flank.