د ي ش
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the word for 'rooster' and its dialectal variations, possibly linked to a phonetic shift. It also appears in proper names, including tribal lineages and a Christian personal name.
Derived headwords
- 1.roosterclassical
A dialectal term for a rooster, used by those who pronounce the letter 'kaf' as 'shin'. This pronunciation is likened to the feminine 'kaf' due to its vowel sound.
- 1.Al-Dayishclassical
A proper name, referring to Ibn Al-Hawn Ibn Khuzaymah Ibn Mudrikah, who was one of the Al-Qarah. The name can also be pronounced with an initial 'fatḥah'.
- 1.Al-Dayishclassical
A descendant of Muhallim Ibn Ghalib Ibn 'A'idhah, whose lineage is traced back to Al-Hawn Ibn Khuzaymah. The sons of Al-Dayish were known as Al-Qarah.
- 1.Al-Dayishclassical
A son of Muhallim Ibn Ghalib, whose own son was 'Adal Al-Dayish.
- 1.Dayishclassical
A personal name belonging to a Christian individual.