ذلا
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of humility, submission, and being subdued. It extends to meanings of haste, stealthy movement, and even physical states of weakness or relaxation.
Derived headwords
- 1.to humble oneselfboth
To act in a humble or submissive manner, often voluntarily.
- 1.humiliationboth
The act or state of being humbled or brought low; submission.
- 1.to be humbled and obedientclassical
To become submissive and compliant, yielding to authority or circumstances.
- 2.to hastenclassical
To move quickly or swiftly, often out of fear of missing something or being late.
- 3.to move stealthilyclassical
To proceed in a hidden or secretive manner.
- 4.to become limpclassical
To become relaxed or flaccid, often used in reference to physical states.
- 5.to go awayclassical
To depart or move off, often in a scattered or disheveled manner.
- 1.humbled and obedientclassical
One who has become submissive and compliant.
- 1.stealthy movementclassical
The act of moving in a hidden or secretive manner.
- 1.to move stealthilyclassical
To proceed in a hidden or secretive manner, similar to 'اذلولى'.
- 1.to be humbledboth
To be brought low in dignity or status; to be submissive.
- 2.to be obedientboth
To yield to authority or control; to be compliant.
- 1.humiliationboth
The state of being humbled or degraded; disgrace.
- 2.submissionboth
The act of yielding to the power or authority of another.
- 1.humbleboth
Having or showing a modest or low estimate of one's own importance; submissive.
- 2.obedientboth
Willing to comply with orders or requests; submissive.
- 1.humbledclassical
One who is greatly humbled or submissive.
- 1.humbledboth
Made to feel shame; degraded.
- 2.subduedboth
Brought under control or into a lower state.
- 3.tremblingclassical
Shaking involuntarily, typically as a result of anxiety, excitement, or frailty.