ستل
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes the concept of sequential movement, emerging one after another, often in a continuous flow. It also extends to narrow paths where such movement occurs and to a specific large bird of prey known for its hunting method.
Derived headwords
- 1.emerge sequentiallyboth
People emerged one after another, following each other in succession.
- 2.follow one anotherboth
A group of people came, some following in the footsteps of others.
- 1.sequential emergenceboth
The act of people emerging one after another, following each other in succession.
- 1.emerge sequentiallyboth
People emerged one after another, following each other in succession.
- 2.follow one anotherboth
A group of people came, some following in the footsteps of others.
- 1.emerge sequentiallyboth
People emerged one after another, following each other in succession.
- 2.follow one anotherboth
A group of people came, some following in the footsteps of others.
- 1.emerge sequentiallyboth
People emerged, following one after another.
- 2.follow one anotherboth
They came, some following in the footsteps of others.
- 1.emerge sequentiallyboth
They emerged, following one after another.
- 2.follow one anotherboth
They came, some following in the footsteps of others.
- 1.sequential emergenceboth
The act of people emerging one after another, following each other in succession.
- 2.following one anotherboth
The act of coming, some following in the footsteps of others.
- 1.emerging sequentiallyboth
People emerging one after another, following each other in succession.
- 1.narrow pathsclassical
Narrow roads or paths, because people emerge sequentially through them.
- 1.narrow pathclassical
A narrow road or path.
- 1.large bird of preyclassical
A bird resembling an eagle, or a large bird like a vulture, dark in color, known for breaking bones to extract marrow.
- 1.large birds of preyclassical
Plural of ستل (satl), referring to large birds of prey.
- 1.large birds of preyclassical
Plural of ستل (satl), referring to large birds of prey.
- 1.basenessclassical
The lowest or worst part of anything; baseness or vileness.