غشي
Root entry · 30 derived lemmasThe root غشي primarily relates to covering, enveloping, and obscuring. It extends to meanings of fainting, being overcome, and things that cover or conceal, including physical coverings and abstract concepts like death or divine judgment.
Derived headwords
- 1.to faintboth
To lose consciousness, to become insensible.
- 1.fainting spellboth
A single instance or episode of fainting.
- 2.onceclassical
Referring to a single occurrence of an action.
- 1.faintingboth
The act or state of fainting.
- 1.faintingboth
The act or state of fainting.
- 1.faintedboth
One who has lost consciousness.
- 1.faintingclassical
The condition of fainting, often described as a suspension of vital powers.
- 1.coveringsclassical
Plural of 'ghashiya', referring to things that cover or envelop.
- 2.fainting peopleclassical
Those who are overcome or fainting.
- 1.coveringboth
Something that covers or envelops.
- 2.The Day of Judgmentclassical
A name for the Day of Judgment because it will envelop all creation.
- 3.hellfireclassical
Described as a covering for the faces of disbelievers.
- 4.heart's membraneclassical
The pericardium, the protective sac around the heart.
- 5.sword sheathclassical
The scabbard of a sword.
- 6.calamityclassical
A great and overwhelming disaster.
- 7.illnessclassical
A disease affecting the interior of the body.
- 8.beggarsclassical
People who come asking for alms.
- 9.visitorsclassical
Friends or relatives who visit frequently.
- 10.saddle partclassical
A metal piece on the rear of a saddle.
- 1.coveringboth
Something that covers or conceals.
- 1.coveringboth
That which covers or envelops something.
- 2.blindnessboth
A covering over the eyes or heart that obstructs sight or understanding.
- 1.coveringboth
That which covers or envelops something.
- 1.coveringboth
That which covers or envelops something.
- 1.coveringclassical
Something that covers or conceals.
- 1.coveringclassical
Something that covers or conceals.
- 1.coveringboth
The act of covering or enveloping.
- 1.to coverboth
To cover something, to envelop it.
- 2.to blindboth
To cause someone to be unable to see, either physically or metaphorically.
- 1.to coverboth
To cover or envelop something.
- 2.to come uponboth
To approach or arrive suddenly, often unexpectedly.
- 1.to be covered byboth
To be enveloped or covered by something.
- 2.to come upon himboth
To approach or arrive at someone, often unexpectedly.
- 1.I covered itboth
The act of causing something to be covered.
- 1.I covered him/itboth
The act of covering someone or something.
- 1.pericardiumclassical
The membrane surrounding the heart.
- 1.saddle coverclassical
The covering for a saddle, typically made of leather.
- 1.sword sheathclassical
The scabbard or covering for a sword.
- 1.overwhelming punishmentclassical
A severe and all-encompassing punishment.
- 1.heart's membraneclassical
The membrane surrounding the heart.
- 1.the night darkenedboth
The onset of darkness as night falls.
- 1.it darkenedboth
The act of becoming dark, referring to the night.
- 1.calamityclassical
A great and overwhelming disaster.
- 1.feverish stuporclassical
A state of delirium or unconsciousness caused by fever.
- 1.death throesclassical
The state of near-death or the sensations experienced when approaching death.