ثيل
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily refers to the sheath or penis of male animals like camels, goats, and bulls, and can extend to humans. It also denotes a type of creeping, ground-covering plant, often found near water, with various descriptions regarding its appearance and growth.
Derived headwords
- 1.sheath of penisboth
The sheath or covering of the penis of a male camel, goat, or bull. It is sometimes said to refer to the penis itself and can be used metaphorically for humans, though its origin is with camels.
- 2.plantboth
A type of plant that spreads and intertwines on the ground, often having a root system. It is described as a herb or shrub, sometimes growing on riverbanks or in meadows, and is considered an indicator of water.
- 1.variant of الثيلclassical
A linguistic variant of the word 'al-thayl', referring to the sheath of a male animal's penis. This variant is noted as having been discussed under the root 'thawl'.
- 1.large penis sheathclassical
Describing a male camel that has a large or wide sheath for its penis. It can also refer to the sheath itself being large.
- 1.camel with large sheathclassical
A male camel characterized by a large and wide sheath for its penis.
- 1.single plantboth
The singular form of 'al-thayl', referring to a single plant of the type that spreads on the ground and indicates water. It is described as a small shrub.