معص
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns twisting, spraining, or pain in joints and nerves, particularly in the legs and feet. It also extends to meanings related to camel eggs, a type of gait, and a specific clan name.
Derived headwords
- 1.sprainboth
A twisting or sprain in a nerve or joint of the leg or foot.
- 2.painboth
A pain that affects the joints, like soreness from walking.
- 3.crampboth
A cramping or twitching sensation in the limbs.
- 4.numbnessclassical
Numbness in the wrists of camels or their legs.
- 5.swellingclassical
Swelling in the nerves due to excessive running.
- 1.to sprainboth
The joint twisted or became sprained.
- 2.to acheboth
The leg or foot ached from excessive walking.
- 3.to limpboth
To walk with a limp.
- 1.sprainingboth
The act of spraining a joint.
- 2.achingboth
The act of complaining of aching legs.
- 1.camel eggsclassical
The eggs or choice young camels.
- 1.swellingclassical
Swelling in the nerves from fullness.
- 1.shortageclassical
A deficiency or shortage in the wrist.
- 1.twitchingclassical
A twitching or spasming in the limb.
- 1.to limpboth
To walk with a limp, as if suffering from a leg ailment.
- 1.to be injuredclassical
The finger was injured or nicked.
- 1.clan nameclassical
A name of a clan, specifically Banu Ma'is, a branch of Quraysh.
- 1.to have stomach acheboth
The stomach ached intensely.
- 2.to limpclassical
To walk with a limp.
- 1.armclassical
The upper arm.
- 2.substituteclassical
A substitute or replacement.
- 1.shortageclassical
A deficiency in the wrist.
- 1.twitchingclassical
A twitching or spasming.
- 1.camel ownerclassical
One who acquires the 'Ma's' camels, which are the eggs (young camels).
- 1.to bendboth
The hand or leg became bent or crooked.