مسح
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThe root 'مسح' primarily relates to the act of passing something over a surface, often with moisture or for cleaning. It extends to meanings of wiping, anointing, touching, and metaphorically, to speaking well, cutting, or even lying. The root is also associated with the concept of being divinely created or marked, influencing the names of Jesus (Al-Masih) and the Antichrist (Ad-Dajjal).
Derived headwords
- 1.to wipeboth
To pass one's hand or an object over a surface, typically to clean, remove something, or apply a substance.
- 2.to anointclassical
To apply oil or a sacred substance to someone or something, often as part of a ritual.
- 3.to touchboth
To make contact with something, often lightly.
- 4.to cutclassical
To sever or divide something with a sharp instrument.
- 5.to speak wellclassical
To utter pleasant or persuasive words.
- 6.to lieclassical
To utter falsehoods or deceive.
- 7.to travel extensivelyclassical
For camels, to cover a great distance in a day with intense travel.
- 8.to exhaustclassical
To tire out or weaken a female camel through hard travel.
- 9.to strikeclassical
To hit or beat someone or something.
- 10.to have sexual intercourseclassical
To engage in sexual relations.
- 1.wipingboth
The act of passing a hand or object over a surface for cleaning or applying something.
- 2.anointingclassical
The act of applying oil or a sacred substance.
- 3.pleasant speechclassical
Good or persuasive words, often used deceptively.
- 4.cuttingclassical
The act of severing or cutting off.
- 5.combclassical
A tool used for grooming hair.
- 6.lyingclassical
The act of telling falsehoods.
- 7.measurementclassical
The act of measuring or surveying land.
- 8.travelclassical
Intense travel covering a long distance.
- 9.rough garmentclassical
A coarse garment made of hair.
- 10.pathclassical
A well-trodden or clear path on the ground.
- 11.friction burnclassical
Soreness or chafing on the inner knee or thigh due to friction.
- 1.anointingclassical
The act of anointing, often with blessings or for purification.
- 2.wipingboth
The act of wiping or cleaning.
- 3.deceptive speechclassical
Flattering or deceitful talk.
- 4.exhaustionclassical
The act of tiring or weakening.
- 1.to perform ablutionclassical
To perform the ritual washing (wudu) before prayer.
- 2.to anoint oneselfclassical
To apply something to oneself, often for blessing or purification.
- 3.to be wipedclassical
To have something wiped off oneself.
- 1.surveyorclassical
One who measures or surveys land.
- 2.fighterclassical
One who fights or kills.
- 1.rough garmentclassical
A coarse garment made of hair, often worn for asceticism.
- 2.chafingclassical
Soreness or irritation caused by friction, especially on the inner thighs.
- 1.spadeclassical
A tool used for digging and moving earth, similar to a shovel.
- 1.Jesus Christboth
The Christian Messiah, Jesus son of Mary, believed to be divinely blessed or anointed.
- 2.Antichristclassical
Ad-Dajjal, a figure of deception and evil, often described as having a physical defect (e.g., a blind eye) and associated with falsehood.
- 1.wipedboth
Having been wiped or cleaned.
- 2.anointedclassical
Having been anointed with oil or a sacred substance.
- 3.markedclassical
Having a distinguishing mark or defect, such as being blind in one eye or having underdeveloped buttocks.
- 1.chafedclassical
Suffering from chafing or soreness due to friction.
- 1.areaboth
The extent or measurement of a surface.
- 2.surveyingclassical
The practice or profession of measuring land.
- 1.crocodilemodern
A large, semi-aquatic reptile.
- 2.lyingclassical
Falsehood or deceitful talk.
- 1.rough garmentsclassical
Plural of 'misḥ', coarse garments made of hair.
- 1.rough garmentsclassical
A less common plural of 'misḥ', coarse garments made of hair.
- 1.measurementboth
The act or result of measuring, especially land area.
- 1.areaboth
The extent or measurement of a surface.