مشي
Root entry · 24 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of walking and moving from place to place. It extends to concepts of progress, guidance, abundance, and even metaphorical movement like the spread of rumors or the progression of illness.
Derived headwords
- 1.to walkboth
To move from one place to another by stepping with the feet, intentionally.
- 2.to moveboth
To progress or advance, often used metaphorically for abstract concepts.
- 3.to be guidedclassical
To be led or directed, particularly in a spiritual or intellectual sense.
- 1.walkingboth
The act or manner of moving on foot.
- 2.progressboth
Movement forward or onward, advancement.
- 1.to walk leisurelyclassical
To walk in a relaxed or unhurried manner.
- 1.abundance of livestockboth
Having a large number of animals, indicating wealth.
- 2.talebearerclassical
One who spreads gossip or carries rumors between people.
- 1.to become wealthyboth
To acquire abundant wealth, often through livestock.
- 1.to be guided byclassical
To be led or directed by a source of light or knowledge.
- 1.manner of walkingboth
The way someone walks, their gait.
- 2.stateclassical
A particular condition or situation.
- 1.walkingclassical
The act of walking, often used in specific contexts like a woman's ailment.
- 1.talebearersclassical
Plural of 'mashsha'
- 1.livestockboth
Domesticated animals raised for produce or labor, especially cattle and sheep.
- 2.prolificboth
Bearing many offspring, used for animals.
- 1.abundance of offspringboth
Having many children or young.
- 1.to cause to become wealthyclassical
To make someone rich, often by providing them with livestock.
- 1.to become wealthyclassical
To acquire abundant wealth.
- 1.prolificboth
A woman who has many children.
- 1.to walkboth
To walk, often with a sense of moving through or over something.
- 2.to spreadclassical
To move through or permeate, like a fever.
- 1.to cause to walkclassical
To make someone or something walk.
- 1.walkingboth
Moving on foot.
- 2.continuingclassical
Progressing or moving forward, not necessarily animate.
- 1.pedestriansboth
Those who travel on foot, as opposed to riders.
- 1.frequent visitorboth
Someone who walks a lot, especially to a particular place like a mosque.
- 1.Peripateticsclassical
A school of philosophers, followers of Aristotle, who taught while walking.
- 1.to walk towards each otherboth
To move towards one another on foot.
- 1.spectacleclassical
Something to be viewed or observed, a sight.
- 1.place of passageboth
A location where one can walk or pass through.
- 1.stateclassical
A condition or state of affairs.