رشق
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of throwing, especially with projectiles like arrows. It extends to the speed and accuracy of such throws, and metaphorically to quickness, keenness of sight, and even the sound of a pen.
Derived headwords
- 1.to throw arrowsboth
To shoot or throw arrows or other projectiles at someone or something.
- 2.to throw in one directionclassical
To throw all projectiles in a single direction or at a single target.
- 1.throwing of arrowsboth
The act of throwing arrows or other projectiles.
- 2.a round of throwingclassical
A single instance or round of throwing all available arrows, especially in a competition.
- 3.sound of a penclassical
The sound made by a pen when writing, particularly on smooth surfaces.
- 1.a round of throwingclassical
A single round or instance of throwing, as in an archery contest.
- 1.rounds of throwingclassical
Plural of 'rashq', referring to multiple rounds or instances of throwing arrows.
- 1.elegance and graceboth
A state of being well-proportioned, slender, and graceful in stature.
- 2.quickness of arrowclassical
The speed and swiftness with which an arrow is shot from a bow.
- 1.slender and gracefulboth
Describing a person, especially a youth or maiden, who has a well-proportioned, slender, and elegant build.
- 2.swift arrowclassical
Describing a bow that shoots arrows quickly and accurately.
- 3.keen-sightedclassical
Describing someone with sharp, penetrating eyesight.
- 1.to aim straightclassical
To throw or shoot in one direct line or towards a single point.
- 2.to gaze intentlyclassical
To look intently or stretch one's neck to see something from a distance.
- 1.keen-sightedclassical
Describing an animal, like a gazelle, with sharp and penetrating eyesight.
- 1.to throwboth
To throw something, often implying speed or force.
- 1.rivalry in speedclassical
A contest or rivalry, especially in walking or moving swiftly.
- 1.a hadith narratorclassical
A historical figure, a narrator of hadith, whose reliability was discussed by scholars.
- 1.a Suficlassical
A name of a pious Egyptian Sufi.