ش ر س

Arabic

Etymology

An extension of ش ر ر‎ (š-r-r), as also ش ر ش ر‎ (š-r-š-r).

Root

ش ر س • (š-r-s)

  1. related to being harsh towards something, malignancy

Derived terms
  • Form I: شَرَسَ‎ (šarasa, “to pull at the rein; to macerate; to utter harsh words against someone; to devour with vehemence”)
    • Verbal noun: شَرْس‎ (šars)
    • Active participle: شَارِس‎ (šāris)
    • Passive participle: مَشْرُوس‎ (mašrūs)
  • Form I: شَرِسَ‎ (šarisa, “to be fierce, to be rabid; to be assiduous or continuous in depasturing”)
    • Verbal noun: شَرَس‎ (šaras), شَرَاسَة‎ (šarāsa)
    • Active participle: شَارِس‎ (šāris)
  • Form III: شَارَسَ‎ (šārasa, “to treat harshly”)
    • Verbal noun: مُشَارَسَة‎ (mušārasa), شِرَاس‎ (širās)
    • Active participle: مُشَارِس‎ (mušāris)
    • Passive participle: مُشَارَس‎ (mušāras)
  • Form VI: تَشَارَسَ‎ (tašārasa, “to treat each other with enmity”)
    • Verbal noun: تَشَارُس‎ (tašārus)
    • Active participle: مُتَشَارِس‎ (mutašāris)
  • شَرِس‎ (šaris, “fierce, ferocious, harsh”), also شَرِيس‎ (šarīs)
  • أَشْرَس‎ (ʔašras, “malignant, difficult, extra-harsh”)
  • شُرَّاس‎ (šurrās, “harsh (of ground)”)

References
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