ش ه ق
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns sounds related to distress, gasping, or intense vocalization, often associated with crying, anger, or the sounds of animals like donkeys. It also extends metaphorically to concepts of height and intensity.
Derived headwords
- 1.to gaspboth
To have crying or breath held up in the chest, often indicating suppressed crying or distress.
- 2.to be struck by the evil eyeclassical
Used metaphorically when someone's gaze is fixed on something out of admiration, fearing it might be affected by the evil eye.
- 1.gaspingboth
The act of holding breath in the chest, often associated with crying or distress.
- 2.the latter part of a donkey's brayclassical
Specifically refers to the final sound a donkey makes when braying.
- 3.moaningclassical
A high-pitched, elevated moan, especially from someone in distress.
- 1.heightclassical
The state of being high, tall, or elevated.
- 1.gaspboth
A sudden, sharp intake of breath, often associated with crying, shock, or death.
- 1.to gasp repeatedlyboth
To gasp or cry out repeatedly, often in distress or as a prolonged sound.
- 1.repeated gaspingboth
The act of repeated gasping or crying out, particularly the sound made by donkeys.
- 1.highboth
Extremely high, tall, and lofty, typically used for mountains, buildings, or other elevated structures.
- 2.intensely angryclassical
Describing someone whose anger is severe and intense.
- 1.heightsboth
Plural of 'shāhiq', referring to high, lofty places, especially mountains.
- 1.Shāhiqclassical
A mountain located near Bīlah.
- 1.a cry like a shoutclassical
A gasp that resembles a loud cry or shout, often associated with sudden death.
- 1.laughing with gaspsclassical
Describing someone who laughs with gasping sounds, possibly intensely or uncontrollably.
- 1.intensely angryclassical
A person characterized by severe and intense anger.
- 1.intensely angryclassical
Similar to 'dhū shāhiq', describing someone whose anger is intense and pronounced.