حيس
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThe root 'حيس' primarily relates to mixing, blending, or confusing things. This extends to a specific food mixture, a poorly executed or disordered affair, and a state of being mixed or confused, particularly in lineage.
Derived headwords
- 1.Mixed foodclassical
A dish made of dates mixed with ghee and dried yogurt (aqit), kneaded together. It can also include toasted barley flour (sawiq) or crumbled bread instead of aqit.
- 2.Disordered affairclassical
A bad, unorganized, or poorly executed matter or affair.
- 1.To prepare the mixtureclassical
To make or prepare the dish known as 'Hais'.
- 2.To mixclassical
To mix things together.
- 1.He prepares the mixtureclassical
He makes or prepares the dish known as 'Hais'.
- 2.He mixesclassical
He mixes things together.
- 1.Mixingclassical
The act of mixing or blending.
- 2.Confusionclassical
A state of being mixed up or confused.
- 1.He mixedclassical
He mixed things together.
- 2.He disorderedclassical
He made an affair disordered or unorganized.
- 1.He mixesclassical
He mixes things together.
- 2.He disordersclassical
He makes an affair disordered or unorganized.
- 1.Disorderedclassical
An affair that is disordered, unorganized, or poorly executed.
- 1.Of mixed lineageclassical
A person born to slave mothers and fathers, or whose mother and grandmother were slaves, implying a mixed or low lineage.
- 1.To mixclassical
To mix something, or to prepare the 'Hais' mixture.
- 1.Mixingclassical
The act of mixing or preparing the 'Hais' mixture.
- 1.Fighterclassical
A warrior or fighter, a variant of 'حَؤُوس'.
- 1.Villageclassical
A village in Yemen.
- 1.To twist ropeclassical
To twist a rope.
- 1.I twist itclassical
I twist a rope.
- 1.Muhammed bin Sultan bin Muhammed bin Hayusclassical
A poet from Damascus.
- 1.Muhammad bin al-Haisi bin Abdullah bin Hayusclassical
A renowned poet.