تلءب
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes the concept of being straight, upright, extended, and firm. It is often used to describe physical objects, paths, and even the posture of animals.
Derived headwords
- 1.to become straightclassical
To become straight, upright, or firm. This verb is in the IV form (أفعلل) and is considered quadriliteral.
- 2.to extend and straightenclassical
To extend and become straight or level. It implies a process of becoming extended and even.
- 3.to stand erectclassical
To stand with the chest and head held high and erect, often used to describe the posture of an animal.
- 1.straightnessclassical
The state or quality of being straight, upright, or firm. It is the verbal noun (masdar) of the verb اتلأب.
- 1.straightnessclassical
A state of being extended and straight. It is a noun derived from the root, similar in form to 'طمأنينة'.
- 2.erect postureclassical
The act of holding one's chest and head erect.
- 1.straightclassical
Describing something that is straight and upright.
- 1.extended pathclassical
A path that is extended, straight, and level.
- 1.straightclassical
Similar to المتلئب, meaning straight and upright.