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شفر
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to places and geographical locations, with some derived meanings concerning destruction, intense effort, and a euphemism for death.
Derived headwords
المشفرname
- 1.Place nameclassical
A geographical location, specifically a region belonging to the tribes of 'Adi and Taym.
المشفر العودname
- 1.Place nameclassical
A specific place name, possibly referring to an older or larger area of Al-Mashfar.
شفارname
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name, similar in pattern to words like 'suhab' and 'qitam'.
شفرتverb
- 1.to extirpateclassical
To uproot or completely remove something, to destroy it entirely.
تشفيراverb
- 1.to extirpateclassical
The act of extirpating or completely destroying something.
أشفرverb
- 1.to exert effort in runningclassical
To exert oneself greatly in running or speed.
أبو مشفرname
- 1.Euphemism for deathclassical
A kunya (sobriquet) used as a euphemism for death.
شفراءname
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name, pronounced with a short 'f' and a long final 'a'.
- 2.Place nameclassical
A place name, also possibly pronounced with a short 'f'.
Parallel reading
والمشفر: أرض من بلاد عدي وتيم
And Al-Mashfar: a land from the regions of 'Adi and Taym.
فلما هبطن المشفر العود عرست بحيث التقت أجراعه ومشارفه
So when they descended to Al-Mashfar Al-'Ud, she camped where its lowlands and highlands met.
ويروى مشفر العود، وهو أيضا اسم أرض
And it is narrated as Mashfar Al-'Ud, and it is also a name of a land.
وقال ابن دريد: شفار، كسحاب وقطام: موضع
And Ibn Duraid said: Shiffar, like Sahab and Qitam: a place.
وشفرت الشيء تشفيرا: استأصلته
And I extirpated the thing, with extirpation: I uprooted it.
وأشفر البعير: اجتهد في العدو، هاكذا في التكملة
And the camel exerted itself in running, thus it is in Al-Takmilah.
وأبو مشفر من كنى الموتان
And Abu Mashfar is among the sobriquets for the deceased.
وشفراء، محركة ممدودا: موضع، وقبل بسكون الفاء
And Shiffara', pronounced with a short 'f' and elongated 'a': a place, and it has been said with a sukoon on the 'f'.