عشو
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of blindness, both literal and metaphorical. It extends to encompass aimlessness, lack of guidance, and acting without proper direction or care. It can also relate to the evening or night.
Derived headwords
- 1.The one who eats in the eveningboth
Refers to a female who eats in the evening, often in the context of following someone else's example.
- 1.to eat in the eveningboth
The verb form indicating the act of eating in the evening, often implying a meal taken at dusk.
- 1.exceeding in the eveningclassical
An adjective describing camels that are particularly active or prone to travel in the evening.
- 1.exceeding in the eveningclassical
An adjective describing female camels that are particularly active or prone to travel in the evening.
- 1.blindboth
Literally, a female animal that is blind. Metaphorically, it describes someone who acts without care or direction, or who is heedless.
- 2.aimlessboth
Describing a situation or action that is carried out without proper guidance or purpose.
- 1.to turn away fromboth
To deviate from or turn away from something, such as a reminder or a path.
- 2.to ignoreboth
To disregard or pay no attention to something.
- 1.to be blind toboth
To be unaware of or unable to perceive something, similar to literal blindness.
- 1.confusion of their affairboth
Describes a state of bewilderment, lack of direction, or being lost in one's affairs.
- 1.to give an evening mealclassical
To provide someone with a meal taken in the evening.