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ش ر ن ق
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root appears to relate to the shedding of skin, particularly by snakes, and also to torn or ragged clothing. It is noted as being obscure or a misspelling of a similar root.
Derived headwords
شَرْنَِقverb
- 1.to shed skinclassical
To shed one's skin, as a snake does.
شَرْنَقةnoun
- 1.shedding of skinclassical
The act or process of shedding skin.
شَرَنَقnoun
- 1.snake's shed skinclassical
The skin that a snake sheds.
الشَّرانِقnoun
- 1.torn clothesclassical
Ragged or torn garments.
- 2.snake's shed skinclassical
The shed skin of a snake.
الشَّهْدَنَجnoun
- 1.cocoonclassical
A cocoon, likely referring to the silkworm's casing.
Parallel reading
أهمله الجوهري وقال الصاغاني عن بعضهم: أي قطع
Al-Jawhari neglected it, and Al-Saghani said from some of them: meaning to cut.
وهو مصحف عن شربق، بالموحدة والشرانق سلخ الحية إذا ألقته
And it is a misspelling of 'sharbaq', with the letter 'ba', and 'al-sharanq' is the snake's shed skin when it casts it off.
هكذا سمت بعض العرب يقول
Thus some of the Arabs named it, it is said.
وقال أبو عمرو: الشرانق من الثياب المخترقة لا واحد له
And Abu Amr said: 'Al-sharanq' refers to torn garments, and it has no singular form.
وأعلى جلده شرانق
And the upper part of its skin is 'sharanq' (torn).
الشرانق هو الشهدانج
'Al-sharanq' is 'al-shahdanaj'.