مصح
Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThe root مصح (maṣaḥa) primarily denotes the concept of going away, disappearing, or ceasing to be. It extends to meanings of fading, becoming worn out, or diminishing, particularly concerning colors, plants, and shadows. It can also refer to something becoming established or rooted.
Derived headwords
- 1.to go awayboth
To depart, vanish, or cease to exist.
- 2.to fadeboth
To lose color or vibrancy, especially referring to the color of flowers or plants.
- 3.to become worn outboth
To become old, worn, or obsolete, like a garment or a place.
- 4.to become establishedclassical
To become firmly rooted or established, especially referring to plants in the ground.
- 1.going awayboth
The act of departing, vanishing, or ceasing to be.
- 2.fadingboth
The process of losing color or vibrancy.
- 3.becoming worn outboth
The state of being old, worn, or obsolete.
- 4.becoming establishedclassical
The state of being firmly rooted or established.
- 1.going awayboth
The act of departing, vanishing, or ceasing to be.
- 2.fadingboth
The process of losing color or vibrancy.
- 3.becoming worn outboth
The state of being old, worn, or obsolete.
- 4.becoming establishedclassical
The state of being firmly rooted or established.
- 1.to take something awayboth
To cause something to go away or disappear.
- 1.to take something awayboth
To cause something to go away or disappear.
- 1.to make go awayboth
To cause something to disappear or vanish.
- 1.to secreteclassical
To secrete or ooze, referring to a mother's milk.
- 1.to become establishedclassical
To become firmly rooted or established in the soil.
- 1.to become establishedclassical
To become firmly rooted or established in the ground.
- 1.its roots became establishedclassical
Referring to the roots of a horse's mane becoming firmly established.
- 1.to become worn outboth
To become old, worn, and obsolete.
- 1.to fadeboth
To lose the color of its flowers.
- 1.to fadeboth
To lose its color.
- 1.to shortenboth
To become short, referring to the shadow.
- 1.to dry upclassical
To become dry and lose its milk.
- 1.to go awayboth
To cease or disappear, referring to camel's milk.
- 1.to removeboth
To cause an illness to go away or be removed.
- 1.short and thinclassical
Describing a shadow that is short and thin.
- 1.stuffed skinsclassical
Skins of young camels stuffed with straw, used to deceive the mother camel.
- 1.to become obsoleteclassical
To become worn out, obsolete, or nearly so.
- 1.to become desertedclassical
To become abandoned and desolate.
- 1.removalboth
The act of causing something to go away or be removed.