ذءل
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of swift, light, and agile movement, often associated with predators like the wolf and jackal. It extends to describing a quick gait, a swift animal, and by extension, a cunning or dangerous entity.
Derived headwords
- 1.Swift, light gaitboth
A fast and light way of walking or running, characterized by agility.
- 2.Wolf's gaitclassical
Specifically refers to the characteristic swift and light movement of a wolf.
- 3.Jackalclassical
The jackal, named for its swiftness.
- 1.Speed and agilityclassical
Refers to quickness and nimbleness, particularly in movement.
- 1.Jackalclassical
The jackal, also known by this name.
- 1.To move swiftly and lightlyclassical
To walk or run with speed and agility, like a wolf or a swift camel.
- 1.To move swiftly and lightlyclassical
Present tense of the verb ذأل, describing swift and light movement.
- 1.Swiftness of movementclassical
The act or quality of moving swiftly and lightly.
- 1.Swiftness of movementclassical
The act or quality of moving swiftly and lightly, similar to ذألا.
- 1.Swift, light steps (plural)classical
The broken plural of الذألان, referring to swift and light steps, often used metaphorically.
- 1.Swift and agileclassical
Describing someone or something that moves with speed and agility.
- 1.Wolfclassical
A proper name for the wolf, derived from its swiftness in running.
- 1.Wolves (plural)classical
The plural of ذؤالة, referring to wolves.
- 1.Wolves (plural)classical
Another plural form for ذؤالة, referring to wolves.
- 1.Wolf (vocative)classical
A shortened or altered form of ذؤالة, used in direct address, often considered a less favorable name for the wolf.
- 1.Its swiftnessclassical
Referring to the swiftness of movement of a wolf or similar creature.
- 1.Wolfclassical
Also used to refer to the wolf itself, emphasizing its swift nature.
- 1.Jackalclassical
The jackal, also known by this name.