ح ش ش
Root entry · 36 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with concepts of dryness, withering, and becoming stiff or immobile. It extends to meanings of gathering, collecting, and increasing, often metaphorically. It also encompasses terms related to dried grass, and in some contexts, refers to places or actions associated with waste or expulsion.
Derived headwords
- 1.to kindle fireboth
To set a fire ablaze, often by adding fuel.
- 2.to feed fireclassical
To feed a fire with fuel, like feeding an animal.
- 1.kindlingclassical
The act of kindling or feeding a fire.
- 2.drynessclassical
The state of being dry, withered, or stiff.
- 1.fetus witheredclassical
A fetus that has died and dried up within the womb.
- 1.hand witheredclassical
The hand became withered, stiff, or shrunken.
- 1.date palm witheredclassical
A date palm shoot or offshoot that dried up and died.
- 1.horse ran fastclassical
A horse that ran with great speed, as if burning.
- 1.to cut grassboth
To cut and gather dried grass.
- 1.to cut grassboth
To cut and gather dried grass.
- 1.to improve someone's conditionclassical
To improve someone's situation, often by adding to their wealth.
- 1.to increase wealthclassical
To increase wealth by adding to it, often metaphorically.
- 1.to give a camelclassical
To give someone a camel to ride.
- 1.to surround gameclassical
To surround game from its sides, to corner it.
- 1.to feed horseboth
To give a horse dried grass (حشيش) as fodder.
- 1.fire pokerboth
An iron tool used to stir or move fire.
- 2.grass sickleboth
A simple sickle used for cutting dried grass.
- 3.place with grassboth
A place abundant with dried grass.
- 4.dung heapclassical
A pile of dung, like a gathering of excrement.
- 1.fire pokerboth
An iron tool used to stir or move fire.
- 2.container for grassboth
A container in which dried grass is placed.
- 1.place with grassboth
A place abundant with dried grass.
- 1.latrineboth
A place for relieving oneself, a privy or toilet.
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- 1.nameboth
A given name or part of a name.
- 1.remainder of lifeboth
The last remaining breath or spark of life in a dying person or animal.
- 2.utmost effortclassical
The limit of one's effort or capability.
- 1.utmost effortclassical
The limit of one's effort or capability.
- 1.dried grassboth
Dried grass or fodder, especially for horses.
- 1.clump of grassboth
A small clump or bundle of dried grass.
- 1.lower part of digestive tractclassical
The lower part of the digestive system leading to the exit.
- 1.to moveclassical
To move or stir, especially to get up.
- 2.to gatherclassical
To enter into each other, to mingle or gather closely.
- 1.camel's fetus witheredclassical
A camel's fetus that has withered and died inside the womb.
- 1.bones became thinclassical
Bones becoming thin or delicate, possibly due to emaciation or fatness.
- 1.bag for grassclassical
A bag or sack used to carry dried grass.
- 1.sides of somethingclassical
The two sides or flanks of anything.
- 1.large tentclassical
A large tent or pavilion.
- 1.to hasten someoneclassical
To make someone hasten or hurry away from their need or task.
- 1.grass became dryclassical
Grass becoming dry and suitable for cutting and gathering.
- 1.woman's fetus witheredclassical
A woman's fetus withered and died in her womb.
- 1.to gather grassboth
To seek and gather dried grass.
- 1.to moveclassical
To move or stir, especially to get up.
- 2.to gatherclassical
To enter into each other, to mingle or gather closely.
- 1.rustling soundclassical
A rustling or stirring sound, like movement.
- 2.crowding togetherclassical
The act of people entering into each other, a close gathering.
- 1.emaciated camelclassical
A camel whose leg bones have become thin and delicate, either from extreme leanness or fatness.