ن ق ش
Root entry · 23 derived lemmasThe root ن ق ش (n-q-sh) primarily relates to the act of marking, engraving, or coloring something with patterns. It extends to concepts of picking, extracting, and meticulously examining or scrutinizing. Metaphorically, it can refer to sexual intercourse and detailed accounting.
Derived headwords
- 1.to engrave, carveboth
To create a design or pattern by cutting into a surface, or to color something with two or more colors.
- 2.to pick, extractboth
To remove something, such as a thorn, from a person or object.
- 3.to scrutinize, investigateclassical
To examine something thoroughly and meticulously.
- 4.to have sexual intercourseclassical
A metaphorical use referring to the act of sexual intercourse.
- 5.to scratchboth
To make a light mark or cut on a surface, often implying displeasure or frowning.
- 1.engraving, carvingboth
The art or result of creating designs by cutting into a surface, or a colored pattern.
- 2.sexual intercourseclassical
A metaphorical term for sexual intercourse.
- 3.picking, extractionboth
The act of removing something, like a thorn.
- 4.scrutiny, investigationclassical
A thorough examination or detailed inquiry.
- 5.mark, traceboth
An impression or trace left on a surface, like in the ground.
- 1.engraved, carvedboth
Having a design or pattern created by carving or engraving.
- 2.coloredboth
Decorated with two or more colors.
- 3.extractedboth
Having had something, like a thorn, removed.
- 4.ripe (date palm cluster)classical
A date palm cluster that has been struck with a thorn to hasten its ripening and softening.
- 1.engraver, carverboth
One who practices the craft of engraving or carving.
- 2.engraved objectboth
An object that has been engraved or carved.
- 3.tool for extracting thornsboth
An instrument used for extracting thorns or splinters.
- 1.engraving, carvingboth
The act or process of engraving or carving designs.
- 2.picking, extractionboth
The act of removing something, such as a thorn.
- 3.scrutinyclassical
Detailed examination or investigation.
- 1.extractionboth
The act of extracting something, particularly a thorn from the foot.
- 1.to extractboth
To pull out or remove something, especially a thorn from the foot.
- 2.to choose, selectboth
To pick out or select something for oneself, often implying careful consideration.
- 3.to strike the groundboth
For a camel to strike the ground with its hoof, possibly to dig into it.
- 1.scrutiny, detailed examinationboth
A thorough and detailed examination, especially of accounts or a case, to ascertain the truth.
- 2.extraction of a thornclassical
The difficult process of extracting a thorn from the body.
- 1.engraver, carverboth
A craftsman who engraves or carves designs.
- 2.discussion, debateboth
A detailed discussion or argument about a matter.
- 1.engraving craftboth
The profession or skill of an engraver or carver.
- 1.moving woundclassical
A type of wound from which bones are extracted, implying movement or transfer.
- 1.scattered goodsclassical
Dispersed belongings or goods that are gathered into a bag.
- 2.equal, counterpartclassical
Someone or something that is equal or a match; a peer.
- 1.wound with bone extractionboth
A type of severe head wound from which bones are extracted.
- 1.to investigate thoroughlyboth
To inquire into something in great detail, leaving no stone unturned.
- 1.to be persistent with a debtorclassical
To be insistent and thorough in demanding payment from a debtor.
- 2.to persist in eatingclassical
To continue eating something, especially a specific type of ripe date.
- 3.to persist in intercourseclassical
To continue engaging in sexual intercourse.
- 1.scrutiny in accountingclassical
A detailed and meticulous examination of accounts.
- 1.to pick, pluckboth
To pluck or pull out something, like feathers or threads.
- 1.to take completelyboth
To take or seize something entirely, leaving nothing behind.
- 1.water sourceclassical
A specific water source belonging to the Banu Sharid tribe.
- 1.to strike (millstone)classical
To strike or tap a millstone, a metaphorical usage.
- 1.name of individualsboth
A patronymic or family name associated with several individuals mentioned in historical records.
- 1.name of individualsboth
A name or epithet referring to individuals, one of whom was known for his truthfulness.
- 1.trace, markclassical
A faint trace or mark left on something, like in the ground.