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كشل
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root appears to relate to large, bulky, or massive things, particularly in the context of a large, prominent nose or a great, heavy object. It also touches upon variations in pronunciation between 'sh' and 's'.
Derived headwords
الكوشلةnoun
- 1.Large, bulky thingclassical
A great, massive, and bulky object or entity.
- 2.Large noseclassical
Specifically, a large and prominent nose.
الفيشلةnoun
- 1.Large noseclassical
A large and prominent nose, often used in comparison to 'الكوشلة'.
الكوشnoun
- 1.Large, bulky thingclassical
Synonymous with 'الكوشلة' and 'الفيشلة', referring to something great and massive.
الفيشnoun
- 1.Large, bulky thingclassical
Synonymous with 'الكوشلة' and 'الكوش', denoting a great and massive entity.
الكوسلةnoun
- 1.Large, bulky thingclassical
A variant pronunciation of 'الكوشلة', with 's' instead of 'sh', considered a possible linguistic variation.
Parallel reading
الكوشلة: الفيشلة العظيمة الضخمة
Al-kūshalah: The great, massive al-fishalah.
وهو الكوش والفيش أيضا
And it is also al-kūsh and al-fīsh.
قال أبو منصور: الكوسلة، بالسين في الفيشة ولعل الشين فيها لغة
Abu Mansur said: Al-kūsalah, with a 's' in al-fīshah, and perhaps the 'sh' in it is a dialectal variation.
فإن الشين عاقبت السين في حروف كثيرة مثل رسم ورشم
For the 'sh' has replaced the 's' in many letters, such as rasam and rasham.
وسمر و شمر
And samara and shamara.
وسمت و شمت
And wasama and washamata.
والسدفة والشدفة
And as-sudfah and ash-shudfah.