شبل
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThe root شبل primarily relates to young lions and, by extension, to nurturing, caring for, and growing up, especially in a state of prosperity. It also extends to concepts of affection, compassion, and support.
Derived headwords
- 1.lion cubboth
A young lion that has reached the stage of being able to hunt.
- 1.lion cubsboth
The plural form of شبل, referring to young lions.
- 1.lion cubsclassical
Another plural form of شبل, referring to young lions.
- 1.lion cubsclassical
Another plural form of شبل, referring to young lions.
- 1.nurturing motherboth
A mother lioness accompanied by her cubs.
- 2.widowed and patientclassical
A woman who remains after her husband's death, patiently enduring the care of her children without remarrying.
- 1.to grow upboth
To grow and develop, specifically in a state of prosperity and well-being.
- 1.growth in prosperityclassical
The state of growing up and flourishing, particularly in a condition of ease and abundance.
- 1.full-bodied and youthfulclassical
Describing a young boy who is full-bodied with youthfulness and prosperity.
- 1.to be compassionateboth
To be tender, affectionate, or compassionate towards someone.
- 2.to supportboth
To show compassion, aid, or support to someone.
- 1.compassion and aidclassical
The act of showing compassion and providing assistance to a person.
- 1.Shablanboth
A proper name.