رهل
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes states of looseness, flabbiness, and swelling, often associated with weakness or excess. It can refer to physical conditions like soft flesh or a swollen appearance, as well as more abstract concepts like relaxation or a state of being sluggish.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be flabbyboth
To become loose, flabby, or soft, particularly referring to flesh or muscles.
- 2.to be relaxedclassical
To become relaxed or slack, losing firmness.
- 1.swellingclassical
A swelling or puffiness, described as a soft, non-pathological lump or looseness, leaning towards fatness and weakness.
- 2.flabbinessboth
The state of being loose, flabby, or slack.
- 3.yellowish waterclassical
Yellowish water found in a pustule or sore.
- 4.thin cloudclassical
A thin cloud resembling dew in the sky.
- 1.flabbinessboth
The state of being loose, flabby, or slack, used as a masdar for the verb رهل.
- 1.flabbyboth
Describing something that is loose, flabby, or slack, especially flesh.
- 2.relaxedclassical
Describing a relaxed or slack state.
- 1.sluggish from sleepclassical
Describing someone who is sluggish or dazed from excessive sleep.
- 1.causing sluggishnessclassical
The act of causing someone to become sluggish or dazed, particularly from sleep.
- 1.sluggish from sleepclassical
Describing someone who has become sluggish or dazed from excessive sleep.