وقل
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of ascending or climbing, especially in difficult terrain like mountains. It extends to descriptions of animals adept at such movement and also refers to geological features and specific types of trees and their fruits.
Derived headwords
- 1.to ascendboth
To climb or ascend, particularly in a mountain.
- 2.to lift one legclassical
To lift one leg while keeping the other firmly planted.
- 1.ascendsboth
He ascends (present tense of وَقَلَ).
- 2.lifts a legclassical
He lifts a leg (present tense of وَقَلَ).
- 1.ascentboth
The act of ascending or climbing.
- 2.lifting a legclassical
The act of lifting one leg while keeping the other planted.
- 1.ascentboth
The act of ascending or climbing.
- 1.to ascendboth
To ascend or climb, often implying effort or speed.
- 1.ascentboth
The act of ascending or climbing.
- 1.climberclassical
One who ascends, especially one who climbs among the rugged parts of mountains.
- 1.ascendingclassical
Describing something that ascends or climbs.
- 2.good at entering mountainsclassical
Describing a horse that is skilled at navigating through mountains.
- 1.rocksclassical
Stones or rocks.
- 2.stumpsclassical
The remaining stumps of a tree where the roots are still visible, allowing one to climb.
- 1.tree of 'al-Mikl'classical
The tree known as 'al-Mikl'.
- 1.tree of 'al-Mikl'classical
A single tree of 'al-Mikl'.
- 1.fruit of 'al-Mikl'classical
The fruit of the 'al-Mikl' tree.
- 1.fruitsclassical
Plural of 'awqal', referring to the fruits of the 'al-Mikl' tree.
- 1.nutclassical
The stone or pit of a fruit.
- 1.nutsclassical
Plural of 'waqla', referring to the stones or pits of fruits.
- 1.to be more ruggedclassical
To be more rugged or difficult to ascend, used in a proverb.
- 1.young wild goatclassical
A young wild goat, specifically the offspring of an 'arwiyah' (female ibex).
- 1.skilled in mountain terrainclassical
Describing a horse that is adept at entering and moving through mountainous terrain.