جشم
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThe root جشم (j-sh-m) primarily relates to bearing a burden, undertaking something difficult, or selecting something significant. It extends to concepts of size, importance, and physical presence, often in a figurative sense.
Derived headwords
- 1.to undertake, to bearboth
To take upon oneself a difficult task or burden, to endure hardship.
- 2.to select, to chooseclassical
To single out or choose a person or thing from a group, often implying importance or suitability.
- 3.to approach, to head towardsclassical
To move towards or take the direction of something, like land or a destination.
- 4.to appear, to seemclassical
To present oneself or appear in the eyes of someone, to be perceived.
- 1.undertaking, bearingclassical
The act of taking upon oneself a burden or difficult task.
- 2.selection, choosingclassical
The act of selecting or choosing someone or something.
- 1.one who undertakesclassical
Someone who takes upon themselves a difficult task or burden.
- 1.burdened, taskedclassical
Describing someone who is made to bear a burden or undertake a task.
- 1.larger, bulkierclassical
Comparative or superlative form indicating greater size or bulk.
- 1.Jashimclassical
A place name in Syria.
- 1.corpulent, large-bodiedclassical
Describing a person who is large in body or physically imposing.
- 1.great mattersclassical
Refers to significant affairs, important issues, or major events.
- 2.wise menclassical
Refers to intelligent, sensible, or important men.
- 1.great mattersclassical
Similar to 'الجسم', referring to significant or arduous matters.