شمرخ
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThe root شمرخ primarily relates to the slender, elongated parts of plants, particularly date palms, and extends to describe slender, elongated features on other things like mountains, clouds, and horse markings. It also encompasses derived terms for specific groups and actions related to these concepts.
Derived headwords
- 1.Date cluster stalkboth
The stalk of a date cluster, from which the individual dates or grapes hang. It is a slender part of the larger cluster stem.
- 2.Slender mountain peakclassical
A long, slender, and rounded peak or summit of a mountain.
- 3.Upper cloudsclassical
The higher parts or reaches of the clouds.
- 4.Slender horse markingclassical
A horse's marking that is long, slender, and flows downwards, covering the nose but not reaching the jaw.
- 1.Date cluster stalkboth
Similar to الشمراخ, referring to the stalk of a date cluster, sometimes with a slight variation in pronunciation.
- 2.Slender branchletclassical
A thin, tender branchlet that grows from the top of a thicker branch, emerging tenderly in its season.
- 1.Mountain peaksclassical
Plural of شمراخ, referring to the slender summits of mountains.
- 1.Name of a horseclassical
A proper name for a horse, possibly named for its distinctive marking.
- 1.A sect of Khawarijclassical
A designation for a group of Khawarij, followers of Abdullah ibn Shamrakh.
- 1.To strip date clustersclassical
To strip the unripe dates (busr) from a date palm's cluster.
- 1.To strip date clustersclassical
An alternative form or usage of the verb شمرخ, meaning to strip the clusters of dates.