شيع
Root entry · 38 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of following, accompanying, supporting, and spreading. It extends to notions of partnership, division, and the appearance or dispersal of things, including abstract concepts like opinions and physical phenomena like gray hair or cracks.
Derived headwords
- 1.animal needing escortclassical
An animal, specifically in the context of sacrifices, that is slow and weak, requiring someone to escort or drive it along because it cannot keep up with the flock.
- 1.to follow behindclassical
To follow behind, to trail, due to weakness or inability to keep up.
- 2.to become followersclassical
To become groups or factions, to form parties.
- 3.to be consumedclassical
To be consumed or engrossed in one's desires or passions.
- 1.to escortboth
To escort someone, especially when departing.
- 2.to supportboth
To support someone in an endeavor or opinion, to strengthen it.
- 3.to call out toclassical
To call out to one's camels, especially when some lag behind.
- 1.following and complianceclassical
The act of following and complying with someone or something.
- 1.followerclassical
One who follows or joins, especially in the context of a group or cause.
- 1.partnersclassical
Partners or co-owners in a house or land.
- 1.partnersclassical
Partners in a house or land, plural of متشايع.
- 1.followerclassical
A follower or supporter of someone, particularly in a political or religious context.
- 2.partnerclassical
A partner or associate.
- 1.follower of Al-Mansurclassical
A narrator or scholar associated with the followers of Al-Mansur.
- 2.follower of Shi'aboth
A term referring to someone who belongs to the Shi'a sect.
- 1.escorting womenclassical
Accompanying or mingling with women.
- 1.to become factionsclassical
To become divided into groups or factions.
- 2.to follow each otherclassical
To follow or accompany each other.
- 1.followingclassical
The act of following or supporting.
- 1.to follow and supportboth
To follow and support someone or their opinion.
- 2.to follow and encourageboth
To follow and encourage someone, to give them courage.
- 3.to escortboth
To escort someone at the time of departure.
- 1.to follow meclassical
To follow me or accompany me.
- 2.to support meclassical
To support me or aid me in walking.
- 1.to followclassical
To follow or accompany.
- 1.to be consumedclassical
To be consumed or engrossed in its desire.
- 1.to appear and spreadboth
To appear, become visible, and spread or disperse.
- 2.to spreadboth
To spread or become widespread, used for phenomena like gray hair or cracks.
- 1.spreadingclassical
The act of appearing and spreading.
- 1.spreadingclassical
The act of appearing and spreading.
- 1.spreadingclassical
The act of appearing and spreading.
- 1.spreadingclassical
The act of appearing and spreading.
- 1.spreadingclassical
The act of appearing and spreading.
- 1.to spreadclassical
To spread or become widespread, used metaphorically.
- 1.to spreadboth
To spread or disseminate something, like news or money.
- 1.to send offboth
To send someone off, to accompany them.
- 1.to spread and separateclassical
To spread and separate, used for cracks or fissures.
- 1.scatteredclassical
Scattered or dispersed, used to describe horses or other entities.
- 1.to spread and disperseclassical
To spread and disperse, used for liquids or other substances.
- 1.to spread and disperseclassical
To spread and disperse, used for liquids or other substances.
- 1.to spread and disperseclassical
To spread and disperse within something.
- 1.to miscarryclassical
To miscarry or abort, used for a female camel.
- 1.to miscarryclassical
To miscarry or abort, used for a female camel.
- 1.boasting about intercourseclassical
Boasting about the abundance of sexual intercourse.
- 1.place nameclassical
A known place, possibly associated with wine production.
- 1.born afterclassical
Refers to someone born after another, with no one in between.
- 1.to be overwhelmedclassical
To be overwhelmed or inflamed by anger.
- 1.narrator nameclassical
A name referring to scholars or narrators associated with Al-Mansur's followers.
- 1.narrator nameclassical
A name referring to a scholar or narrator.