همل
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of flowing, falling, and being left neglected or abandoned. It extends to describe neglected animals, abandoned matters, and even the flow of tears or rain. The root also touches upon the idea of something being loose or insignificant.
Derived headwords
- 1.to flow, to streamboth
Used for eyes shedding tears or rain falling.
- 2.to be neglected, abandonedboth
To be left without care, supervision, or purpose.
- 1.flowing, streamingboth
The act of flowing or streaming, used as a masdar for the verb 'hamala'.
- 2.neglected animalsboth
Animals, particularly camels, that are left to roam without a shepherd or owner.
- 3.abandoned mattersboth
Affairs or issues that are left unattended or unmanaged.
- 4.lost animalsclassical
Specifically refers to stray or lost animals, often camels.
- 5.small houseclassical
A small dwelling or hut.
- 6.water without obstructionclassical
Water that flows freely without any barrier.
- 1.flowing, streamingboth
Masdars indicating the act of flowing or shedding tears/rain.
- 1.flowing, streamingboth
Describing something that is flowing or shedding tears, like an eye.
- 1.neglected, abandonedboth
Left without care or supervision, often used for animals.
- 2.stray, lostboth
An animal that has strayed or is lost.
- 1.neglected animalsboth
Plural of 'hamil', referring to neglected or stray animals, especially camels.
- 1.to neglect, to abandonboth
To leave something or someone without care, attention, or proper management.
- 2.to leave to oneselfboth
To allow something to be on its own, without intervention.
- 1.neglected, abandonedboth
Something that has been left without care or attention.
- 2.unused, obsoleteclassical
Referring to words or expressions that are no longer in common use.
- 1.camels without a shepherdclassical
Camels that are left to graze without a herdsman, similar to 'nafsh' but specifically during the day.
- 1.loose fiberclassical
A single strand of detached fiber, like from palm fronds.
- 1.torn, raggedclassical
Describing a garment that is full of holes or torn.
- 1.worn out, oldclassical
Describing a garment that is old and worn.
- 1.elderly, oldclassical
Referring to a person who is old.
- 1.loose, flaccidclassical
Describing something that is soft, loose, or lacking firmness.
- 1.to mumble, to speak indistinctlyclassical
To speak in a low, unclear voice, often inaudibly.
- 1.swift, fastclassical
Describing a horse or camel that is very fast.
- 2.large, stoutclassical
Describing a large or stout camel.
- 1.swiftness, speedclassical
The quality of being fast or swift, especially in a horse or camel.
- 2.excellent she-camelclassical
A superior or excellent she-camel.