شعر
Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThe root شعر (sha'ara) primarily relates to knowing, perceiving, and being aware of something, often with a sense of sudden realization or insight. It also extends to the concept of poetry, which is seen as a refined form of expression that conveys deep meaning and subtle truths.
Derived headwords
- 1.to feelmodern
To experience a sensation or emotion.
- 2.to know, be awareboth
To have knowledge or consciousness of something.
- 3.to perceiveboth
To become aware of something through the senses or intellect.
- 1.to know, be awareboth
To have knowledge or consciousness of something, particularly through sudden insight.
- 1.to be aware, perceiveclassical
To gain awareness or perception of something.
- 1.poetrymodern
Poetic composition, especially that which is well-crafted and meaningful.
- 2.poetryboth
The art of composing verse, often characterized by meter and rhyme.
- 3.knowledge of subtletiesclassical
Deep understanding of intricate matters and hidden meanings.
- 4.perception through sensesclassical
The act of perceiving or sensing.
- 1.hairmodern
A single strand of hair from the head or body.
- 2.a trifle, a small amountclassical
Something insignificant or of little value.
- 1.a type of starclassical
A star, specifically referring to the star 'Polaris' or a similar bright star.
- 1.feeling, emotionmodern
A subjective experience of emotion or sensation.
- 2.awareness, consciousnessboth
The state of being aware or conscious of something.
- 1.awareness, perceptionclassical
The state of being aware or perceiving something.
- 1.perceived thingclassical
Something that is perceived or felt.
- 1.perceptionclassical
The act or faculty of perceiving.
- 1.to inform, make awareboth
To cause someone to know or be aware of something.
- 2.to make someone realizeboth
To bring something to someone's attention or understanding.
- 1.poetmodern
A person who composes poetry.
- 2.poetboth
One who is skilled in composing poetry, often implying insight and eloquence.
- 3.liarclassical
One who speaks falsely, as poetry is sometimes associated with untruth.
- 1.poetsmodern
Plural of poet.
- 1.more poetic, more eloquentclassical
Used in a comparative sense to indicate greater poetic skill or eloquence.
- 1.Al-Ash'arclassical
A proper name or title given to certain individuals, including a poet from the Balwi tribe and Amr bin Haritha Al-Asadi.
- 1.poetic versesclassical
A collection of poems or poetic lines.
- 1.Al-Shu'ay'irclassical
A nickname given to certain individuals, including Rabi'ah bin Uthman Al-Kinani and Hani' bin Tu'bah Al-Hanafi.
- 1.minor poetclassical
A diminutive form of 'poet', implying lesser skill or status.
- 1.poetclassical
A term for a poet, possibly implying a lesser degree of skill.
- 1.pretending to be a poetclassical
One who attempts to compose poetry but lacks genuine skill or talent.
- 1.to surpass in poetryclassical
To be more eloquent or skilled in poetry than someone else.
- 1.excellent poetryclassical
Used to describe exceptionally good or masterful poetry.