كلس
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThe root كلس primarily relates to a type of plaster or whitewash, often compared to gypsum or lime. It extends to the act of applying this material, and metaphorically to covering or coating something. It also has a less common meaning related to carrying a burden or becoming fearful.
Derived headwords
- 1.Plaster/Whitewashboth
A substance used for building and coating walls, similar to gypsum or lime plaster.
- 2.Gypsumclassical
A soft sulfate mineral composed of calcium sulfate dihydrate, often used in construction.
- 1.To plaster/whitewashboth
To apply plaster or whitewash to a wall or building.
- 2.To carry/bearclassical
To carry a burden or load, especially upon one's back.
- 3.To become fearful/fleeclassical
To become cowardly and run away.
- 1.To be plastered/whitewashedboth
To have plaster or whitewash applied to it.
- 1.Plastering/Whitewashingboth
The act of applying plaster or whitewash.
- 2.Smoothingclassical
The act of making something smooth, often by applying plaster.
- 1.Plastered/Whitewashedboth
Having plaster or whitewash applied to it.
- 1.Thickly plasteredclassical
Describing a wall or surface that has been coated with a thick layer of plaster.
- 1.Whitish/Paleclassical
Describing a color that is pale or whitish, like that of lime or plaster.