ق ش م

Root entry · 11 derived lemmas

The root ق ش م primarily relates to eating, consuming, and the physical body or its appearance. It extends to concepts of selection in eating, the nature or disposition of something, and physical features like the body's form, meat, or fat. It also encompasses natural phenomena like water channels and unripe dates.

Derived headwords

القَشْمnoun

1.
eatingclassical
The act of eating, as mentioned in Al-Sihah.
2.
abundance of eatingclassical
Eating in large quantities.
3.
intensity of eatingclassical
The intensity and mixing of food while eating.
4.
selection of foodclassical
To purify food of its bad parts and eat the good parts.
5.
water channelclassical
A channel for water in a meadow.
6.
natureclassical
Disposition or inherent quality; it is said that generosity is from one's nature (qishmihi).
7.
narrow channelclassical
A narrow channel in a valley or meadow.
8.
bodyclassical
The physical body.
9.
appearanceclassical
The form or appearance of something or someone.
10.
cooked meatclassical
Meat that has turned red and is well-cooked.
11.
fat and meatclassical
Fat and flesh, referring to the substance of an animal.
12.
originclassical
The root or origin of something.
13.
white datesclassical
White, unripe dates that are sweet and eaten before full maturity.

قَشَمَverb

1.
to eatclassical
To eat, particularly with intensity or selection.
2.
to dieclassical
To die.

قَشْمnoun

1.
eatingclassical
The act of eating.
2.
water channelclassical
A channel for water.
3.
natureclassical
Disposition or inherent quality.
4.
bodyclassical
The physical body.
5.
appearanceclassical
The form or appearance.
6.
cooked meatclassical
Red and well-cooked meat.
7.
fat and meatclassical
Fat and flesh.
8.
originclassical
The root or origin.
9.
white datesclassical
White, sweet, unripe dates.

قُشْمnoun

1.
dry herbageclassical
Dry herbage or withered plants.

القُشَامnoun

1.
wool clumpclassical
A clump or ball of wool.
2.
premature droppingclassical
The premature dropping of dates before they ripen.
3.
leftoversclassical
What remains on a table or similar surface, considered worthless.
4.
foodclassical
Something that is eaten.

قُشَامnoun

1.
premature droppingclassical
The premature dropping of dates before they ripen.
2.
leftoversclassical
What remains on a table or similar surface, considered worthless.
3.
foodclassical
Something that is eaten.

القُشَامَةnoun

1.
leftoversclassical
What remains on a table or similar surface, considered worthless.

قُشَامname

1.
Qashamclassical
A proper name, mentioned in a poetic verse.

القَشِيمnoun

1.
dry herbageclassical
Dry herbage or withered plants.

مَقْشَمnoun

1.
grazing placeclassical
A place where camels find pasture; 'not finding مقشما' means not finding a grazing place.
2.
deathclassical
Death.

اقتشمverb

1.
to eat from here and thereclassical
To eat something from various places or in a scattered manner.

Parallel reading

القشم: الأكل

Al-qashm: eating.

وقشمت الطعام قشما إذا نفيت الردىء منه

And you purified food with qashm if you removed the bad from it.

وأن تشق الخوص لتسفه

And to split palm leaves to make them pliable.

القشم: مسيل الماء في الروض

Al-qashm: a water channel in a meadow.

الكرم من قشمه أي: من طبعه

Generosity is from his nature (qishmihi), meaning: from his disposition.

هو بالفتح، أو مسيل الماء مطلقا

It is with the فتح (fath), or a water channel in general.

دقيق العظام سيئ القشم أملط

Thin-boned, of poor body/constitution, and smooth.

إنه لقبيح القشم، أي: الهيئة

He has an ugly appearance (qashm), meaning: the form.

اللحم المحمر من شدة النضج

Meat reddened from intense cooking.

أرى صبيكم مختلا قد ذهب قشمه، أي: شحمه ولحمه

I see your boy is emaciated, his substance (qashmuhu), meaning: his fat and flesh, has gone.

الكرم من قشمه

Generosity is from his origin (qishmihi).

البسر الأبيض الذي يؤكل قبل إدراكه وهو حلو

The white, unripe date that is eaten before its maturity and is sweet.

القرد من الصوف

A clump of wool.

أن ينتفض النخل قبل استواء بسره

The date palm shedding its fruit before the dates are ripe.

أصابه قشام إذا انتفض قبل أن يبسر

It was afflicted with qasham if it shed its fruit before becoming dates.

ما بقي على المائدة ونحوها مما لا خير فيه

What remains on the table and the like, which is worthless.

يا ليت أني وقشاما نلتقي

Oh, I wish that Qasham and I would meet.

يبيس البقل ج: قشم، بالضم

Dry herbage, its plural is qashm, with dammah.

لم تصب منه مرعى

They did not find pasture from it.

قشم يقشم قشما إذا مات

Qashama, he qashams, with qasham, if he dies.

اقتشمه: أكله من هنا ومن هنا، كاقتمشه

Iqtashamahu: he ate it from here and there, like iqtamashahu.

قشم الرجل في بيته: دخل

A man qashama in his house: he entered.