شحذ

(Inglês)

Etimologia (Inglês)

From the root ش ح ذ (š ḥ ḏ). According to Vollers the meaning “to beg” (in Vulgar Arabic often with د (d) and ت (t) for the last consonant) is contaminated from Aramaic שְׁחַד / ܫܗܰܕ (šḥaḏ, “to gift, to bribe”), but Brockelmann deems such a connection impossible as beggars are not bribed and in turn it denotes what they do.

تحرك بعسر

سحن

جرش

صر بأسنانه

هذّب

نجز

نقع في

مضغ بصوت عال

سحق بجلبة

طحن بأسنانه

إنسحق بجلبة

صر ب

صرّ بأسْنانِه

اِسْتجْدى

اِسْتعْطى

تسوّل

حسّن

صرّ

غازل

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