زحلق
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThe root زحلق (zaḥlaqa) primarily relates to the concept of sliding, slipping, or moving downwards, often in a playful or uncontrolled manner. It encompasses the act of sliding, the traces left by sliding, and places or surfaces conducive to sliding.
Derived headwords
- 1.children's sliding tracksboth
Traces left by children sliding from a high place downwards, especially on mud or sand.
- 2.place of slidingclassical
A place or situation that resembles a sliding track, implying ease of movement or a slippery condition.
- 1.sliding trackclassical
A single instance or type of sliding track, often used poetically.
- 1.to slideboth
To slide or slip, especially on a surface.
- 2.to slide on one's buttocksclassical
Specifically, to slide down a surface using one's buttocks.
- 1.slidingboth
The act or process of sliding or slipping.
- 1.slipperyboth
A surface that is smooth and easy to slide on.
- 1.sliding tracksclassical
Plural of 'zuhluqa', referring to sliding tracks, often used in a poetic context.
- 1.slidingboth
The act of sliding or rolling down, similar to 'dahrja' (rolling).