دلعث

Root entry · 5 derived lemmas

This root describes something large, bulky, and robust, particularly in reference to camels. It conveys a sense of significant size, fleshiness, and a sturdy, solid build.

Derived headwords

دَلَعَثَverb

1.
to be large and bulkyclassical
To be characterized by great size and bulk, especially in a robust and solid manner.

دَلَعِثٌadjective

1.
large, bulkyclassical
Describing something, particularly a camel, as being large, bulky, and substantial in size.

دَلْعَثٌnoun

1.
large camelclassical
A term for a camel that is large and bulky.

دَلْعَثَىadjective

1.
fleshy and woollyclassical
Describing a camel as having abundant flesh and wool, combined with strength and solidity.

دَلَاثِثٌnoun

1.
large camelsclassical
The plural form referring to multiple large and bulky camels.

Parallel reading

بعير دلعث: ضخم.

A دلعث camel: large.

ودلعثى: كثير اللحم والوبر مع شدة وصلابة.

And دلعثى: having much flesh and wool with strength and solidity.

الدلعث الجمل الضخم؛

The دلعث is the large camel;

دلاث دلعثى، كأن عظامه ... وعت في محال الزور بعد كسور

Large, bulky camels, as if their bones... were set in the joints of the legs after fractures