ه وش
Root entry · 41 derived lemmasThis root primarily denotes concepts of mixing, mingling, confusion, and disorder. It extends to meanings of abundance, crowds, and even unrest or strife. Some derived terms also relate to gathering or collecting, sometimes illicitly.
Derived headwords
- 1.Large numberboth
A large quantity or multitude, often referring to people or animals.
- 2.Confusion, strifeclassical
Disorder, chaos, or unrest, particularly in social situations.
- 3.Emptiness of the bellyclassical
A state of having an empty stomach due to hunger or emaciation.
- 1.To mix, mingleclassical
To become mixed or mingled together, often in a disordered way.
- 2.To become agitatedclassical
To become agitated, disturbed, or fall into a state of disorder.
- 3.To become scatteredclassical
Used for camels that become scattered and dispersed during a raid.
- 1.Abundant and mixedclassical
A descriptive phrase indicating abundance and mingling, often used for people or animals.
- 1.Proper nameclassical
A proper name, specifically mentioned as the name of a man from whom a lineage is traced.
- 1.Strife, turmoilboth
A state of strife, agitation, commotion, or general disorder.
- 2.Crowdclassical
A confused or mixed gathering of people.
- 1.The people became agitatedclassical
The people became agitated, disturbed, mingled together, and entered into confusion.
- 1.Night disturbancesclassical
The troubles, disturbances, or chaotic events that occur at night.
- 1.Market disturbancesclassical
The chaos, confusion, or illicit dealings that occur in markets.
- 1.Mixed groupclassical
A mixed and confused gathering of people.
- 1.Mixed groupclassical
A mixed and confused gathering of people, similar to 'al-huwayshah'.
- 2.Commotionclassical
A state of commotion or disorder.
- 1.Collected wealthclassical
Wealth gathered, whether lawful or unlawful.
- 2.Groupsclassical
Gatherings of people or camels that are mixed together.
- 1.Illicit gainsclassical
Wealth acquired through unlawful means, such as robbery or theft, where the source is unclear.
- 1.Acquisition of wealthclassical
The act of acquiring wealth, particularly when it is illicit or of dubious origin.
- 1.Collected wealthclassical
Wealth that has been gathered, often implying illicit acquisition.
- 1.To be agitatedclassical
To be agitated, disturbed, or to fall into a state of corruption or disorder.
- 1.To have a small bellyclassical
To have a small or shrunken belly due to emaciation or hunger.
- 1.To mix togetherclassical
To mix people or things together, causing confusion.
- 1.The wind mixed the dustclassical
The wind brought dust of various colors, mixing them together.
- 1.To mix somethingclassical
To mix anything, causing it to become confused or disordered.
- 1.They mixed togetherclassical
They became mixed together, often in a confused or disordered manner.
- 2.They gatheredclassical
They gathered together, often in a pressing or confused manner.
- 1.They mixed togetherclassical
They mixed together, becoming confused or disordered.
- 1.To mingle with themclassical
To mingle or mix with people, often with the intent of causing disorder or corruption.
- 1.The camels became scatteredclassical
The camels became scattered and dispersed, often in panic during a raid.
- 1.Scattered camelsclassical
Camels that have been taken from various places, implying they are scattered or mixed.
- 1.They mixedclassical
They became mixed together, often in a state of disorder.
- 1.They fell into disorderclassical
They fell into a state of disorder or corruption.
- 1.To cause strife among themclassical
To cause discord, strife, or corruption among people.
- 1.Commotionclassical
A state of commotion or disorder.
- 1.Market confusionclassical
The confusion, potential for loss, or illicit dealings within a market.
- 1.Scattered camelsclassical
Camels that are scattered and dispersed, particularly those taken during a raid.
- 1.Gathered in warclassical
Those who are gathered together for battle.
- 2.Emptiness of the bellyclassical
Emptiness of the stomach due to hunger or emaciation.
- 1.Kunyah (patronymic)classical
A kunyah (patronymic name) used for someone.
- 1.Large viperclassical
A large, formidable viper.
- 1.Proper nameclassical
A proper name given to people, similar to 'Kittan'.
- 1.Village nameclassical
The name of a village located in Egypt.
- 1.To be agitatedclassical
To be agitated or disturbed.
- 1.Their bellies were agitatedclassical
Their bellies were agitated due to emaciation or hunger.
- 1.The wind mixedclassical
The wind mixed things, such as dust, creating a varied appearance.
- 1.They gathered upon himclassical
They gathered upon someone, often in a pressing or overwhelming manner.
- 1.To mingle with them corruptlyclassical
To mix with people in a way that causes corruption or mischief, as in the pre-Islamic era.
- 1.To gather wealthclassical
To gather wealth, particularly illicit wealth.