شصي
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a state of swelling and distortion, particularly in a deceased body, where limbs become raised. It also extends to describe inflated containers and the act of lifting a leg.
Derived headwords
- 1.to swell and distortclassical
Used to describe a deceased body whose limbs have become raised due to swelling.
- 1.to swell and distortclassical
The present tense form describing a deceased body whose limbs have become raised due to swelling.
- 1.to swell and distortclassical
The present tense form describing a deceased body whose limbs have become raised due to swelling. This is the more commonly known form.
- 1.swelling and distortionclassical
The state of a deceased body swelling and its limbs becoming raised.
- 1.swollen and distortedclassical
Describing a deceased person who has swollen, with raised hands and feet.
- 1.inflated and raisedclassical
Describing a waterskin or a narrow alley that is full or inflated, causing its sides or legs to rise.
- 1.inflated thingsclassical
The plural of 'shasiyah', referring to inflated waterskins or similar objects with raised parts.
- 1.to lift one's leg
To raise one's leg.