ءتل
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a manner of walking, specifically a short, quick, or deliberate stride, often associated with anger or determination. It can also extend to meanings of approaching, correcting, or being full of something.
Derived headwords
- 1.to walk with short stepsboth
To walk with short, quick steps, often when angry or in a determined manner.
- 1.short, quick stepsclassical
The act or manner of walking with short, quick steps, as described in the verb form.
- 1.short, quick stepsclassical
The act or manner of walking with short, quick steps, as described in the verb form.
- 1.to walk with short stepsboth
To walk with short, quick steps, often when angry or in a determined manner. This is presented as an alternative form to أَتَلَ.
- 1.short, quick stepsclassical
The act or manner of walking with short, quick steps, as described in the verb form.
- 1.to walk with short stepsboth
Present tense of the verb meaning to walk with short, quick steps, often when angry or in a determined manner.
- 1.to approachclassical
To approach or come to something, often with a sense of purpose or correction.
- 1.to approach itclassical
To approach or come to something, often with a sense of purpose or correction.
- 1.to correctclassical
To make something right or correct it.
- 1.to make rightclassical
To make something right or correct it.
- 1.to make it rightclassical
To make something right or correct it.
- 1.to be full ofclassical
To be filled with something, such as anger or resentment.
- 1.to become balancedboth
To become balanced, steady, or moderate, often after a period of agitation or excess.