شبه
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThe root شبه (sh-b-h) primarily relates to resemblance, likeness, and similarity. It extends to concepts of confusion, ambiguity, and things being alike to the point of being indistinguishable. It also encompasses specific material meanings like brass and certain plants.
Derived headwords
- 1.likenessboth
The state of being similar or alike; a resemblance.
- 2.exampleclassical
A model or pattern that is similar to something else.
- 1.to resembleboth
To be like or similar to someone or something.
- 1.to resembleboth
To be like or similar to someone or something.
- 2.to be weakclassical
To be weak or feeble, often used in relation to a child resembling a parent.
- 1.to resemble each otherboth
For two or more things to resemble each other to the point of being indistinguishable.
- 1.to resemble each otherboth
For two or more things to resemble each other to the point of being indistinguishable.
- 1.likeningboth
The act of making something similar to something else; comparison.
- 2.confusionclassical
The act of confusing or making something unclear.
- 1.confusing mattersboth
Affairs or matters that are ambiguous, unclear, or difficult to distinguish.
- 1.confusingclassical
Confusing, ambiguous, or difficult to distinguish.
- 1.ambiguityboth
Ambiguity, confusion, or doubt.
- 2.likenessclassical
A resemblance or similarity.
- 1.to confuseboth
To confuse someone or make something unclear to them.
- 1.ambiguousboth
Ambiguous, unclear, or having multiple possible interpretations.
- 1.brassboth
A yellow alloy of copper and zinc, resembling gold.
- 1.fenugreek-like seedclassical
A seed resembling fenugreek, used medicinally.
- 1.thorny plantclassical
A thorny plant with small red flowers and seeds used as an antidote and for other medicinal purposes.
- 1.treeclassical
A type of tree from the thorny acacia family.
- 2.grassclassical
A type of grass.
- 1.likenessclassical
A resemblance or similarity.
- 1.Al-Shabihclassical
A title or nickname, specifically referring to a historical figure, Al-Qasim ibn Muhammad ibn Ja'far al-Sadiq.
- 1.yellowedclassical
Yellowed or discolored, referring to a type of text.