م ش ظ
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the idea of something sharp, pointed, or piercing, often related to thorns, splinters, or sharp objects. It extends to meanings of touching, striking, or causing injury with such objects, and metaphorically to touching or provoking something dangerous. It also encompasses meanings related to the body, news, and selecting.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be pierced by a thorn/splinterboth
To have a thorn or splinter penetrate the hand or flesh.
- 2.to touch/provokeclassical
To touch or provoke something dangerous, implying a risk of harm.
- 3.to be selectedclassical
To be chosen or selected, particularly a place.
- 1.splinter, thornboth
A piece of wood or thorn that penetrates the hand.
- 2.wedgeclassical
A piece of wood used to secure the head of an axe.
- 3.sharpnessclassical
Sharpness or piercing quality.
- 1.splinter, shardboth
A small piece or shard, especially from wood or a thorn.
- 2.rumor, uncertain newsclassical
A piece of news that is uncertain or difficult to verify.
- 1.piercingclassical
The act of being pierced by something sharp.
- 1.sharpness, piercing qualityclassical
The quality of being sharp or piercing.
- 1.plural of مشظةclassical
Plural of مشظة, referring to splinters or shards.
- 1.uncertain newsclassical
News that is hidden or of unknown veracity.
- 1.thigh fissureclassical
A crack or fissure in the inner thigh.
- 1.tendon prominenceclassical
The prominence of a tendon along with its flesh in an animal.
- 1.calf touchingclassical
When one of a person's calves touches the other.
- 1.new and hardclassical
Describing a new and hard spear shaft that can pierce the hand.
- 1.splitting, crackingclassical
Splitting or cracking, particularly in the base of the thighs.
- 1.to be piercedclassical
To be pierced by a splinter or thorn.
- 1.piercedclassical
Having been pierced by a splinter or thorn.
- 1.to be piercedclassical
To be pierced by a splinter or thorn (variant with ط).
- 1.to be sharp, severeclassical
To be sharp or severe, used metaphorically for a difficult situation.
- 1.sharpness, severityclassical
Sharpness or severity, used to describe a difficult situation.