ق ش ع ر
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a sensation of shivering, goosebumps, or a physical reaction to cold, fear, or disgust. It extends metaphorically to describe dryness, barrenness, or a contracted state of the land and plants, and also refers to a rough texture.
Derived headwords
- 1.Cucumberclassical
A type of melon or gourd, specifically referring to the cucumber, with 'wahāh' as its singular form. This is a dialectal term used by the people of Al-Jawf in Yemen.
- 1.To shiver, to get goosebumpsboth
The skin experiences a sensation of shivering or goosebumps, often due to cold, fear, or disgust.
- 2.To become dry and barrenclassical
Used metaphorically to describe a year of drought or famine, where the land becomes dry and unproductive.
- 3.To contract, to become tenseclassical
Describing the land becoming contracted or tense due to drought.
- 1.Shivering, goosebumpsboth
The state or sensation of shivering or having goosebumps.
- 1.Shivering, having goosebumpsboth
Describing a person who is experiencing shivering or goosebumps.
- 2.Dry, barrenclassical
Describing land or plants that are dry and unproductive due to lack of rain or nourishment.
- 1.Shivering peopleclassical
The plural of 'maqsh'ar', referring to people who are shivering or experiencing goosebumps.
- 1.To shiver, to get goosebumpsboth
The skin shivers or gets goosebumps, often in response to something.
- 1.Shivering, chill, goosebumpsboth
A sensation of shivering, a chill, or goosebumps, often accompanied by a tremor.
- 1.Rough textureclassical
Something that has a rough or coarse feel to the touch.
- 1.To shiver, to get goosebumpsboth
The skin shivered or got goosebumps.
- 2.To become dry and barrenclassical
The land became dry and barren due to drought.
- 1.Dry, shriveledclassical
Describing plants that have not received sufficient rain and have become dry and shriveled.