ن ف ش
Root entry · 21 derived lemmasThe root ن ف ش (n-f-sh) primarily relates to the concept of spreading, scattering, or becoming dispersed. This can apply to physical objects like wool or goods, or to abstract concepts like prosperity or boasting. It also extends to the behavior of animals, such as grazing at night or fluffing up their fur.
Derived headwords
- 1.spreading, scatteringboth
The act of spreading something out with one's fingers until it becomes dispersed, like fluffing up wool.
- 2.dispersal of light itemsboth
The scattering of things that are easily separated, such as cotton or wool.
- 3.night grazingclassical
The act of letting sheep or camels graze at night without the shepherd's knowledge.
- 4.fluffed woolboth
Wool that has been stretched and spread out.
- 5.goods, scattered itemsclassical
Scattered belongings or items within a container or bag; anything that appears loose and hollow.
- 6.prosperityclassical
Abundance and flourishing, particularly of land or resources.
- 7.boasting, pretenseclassical
Showing off or making false claims; pretense.
- 8.excessive talkclassical
A large amount of speech and claims, often exaggerated.
- 1.to spread, scatterboth
To spread something out with one's fingers until it becomes dispersed.
- 2.to graze at nightclassical
To let livestock graze at night without supervision.
- 3.to become dispersedboth
To become spread out or scattered.
- 4.to become prosperousclassical
To become abundant or flourishing.
- 5.to approach and eatclassical
To eagerly approach and consume something.
- 1.to fluff upboth
To become fluffed up, especially referring to fur or feathers.
- 2.to spread outboth
To spread out, often referring to nostrils.
- 3.to bristleboth
To bristle up, like a cat or a hyena with bristling fur.
- 1.to fluff upboth
To become fluffed up, especially referring to fur or feathers.
- 2.to spread outboth
To spread out, often referring to nostrils.
- 3.to bristleboth
To bristle up, like a cat or a hyena with bristling fur.
- 1.fluffed upboth
Having fur or feathers that are fluffed up.
- 2.loose, hollowclassical
Describing something that is loose and hollow-centered.
- 1.fluffed upboth
Having fur or feathers that are fluffed up.
- 2.loose, hollowclassical
Describing something that is loose and hollow-centered.
- 3.wide-nostriledclassical
Having wide nostrils.
- 1.fluffed upboth
Having fur or feathers that are fluffed up.
- 1.fluffing upboth
An intensified act of spreading or fluffing something out.
- 1.arrogantclassical
One who is arrogant or conceited.
- 1.type of lemonclassical
A variety of lemon that is the largest of its kind.
- 1.type of lemonclassical
A variety of lemon that is the largest of its kind.
- 1.eagerness to eatclassical
The act of eagerly approaching and consuming something.
- 1.fluffed woolclassical
Wool that has been spread out.
- 1.fluffed woolclassical
Wool that has been spread out.
- 1.scattered goodsclassical
Scattered belongings or items within a container or bag.
- 1.camels grazing at nightclassical
Camels that graze at night without a shepherd.
- 1.disheveled hairclassical
A woman with messy or unkempt hair.
- 1.short, broad nose tipclassical
The tip of the nose being short and broad, spreading out on the face.
- 1.wide-nostriledclassical
Having wide nostrils.
- 1.to separate datesclassical
To separate dates that have clumped together.
- 1.fluffed woolclassical
Wool that has been spread out.