ثلبه
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns concepts of blame, criticism, and rejection. It extends to physical descriptions of damage, wear, and specific types of animals and terrain.
Derived headwords
- 1.to blameboth
To criticize or reproach someone.
- 2.to rejectboth
To drive someone away or expel them.
- 3.to overturnclassical
To turn something upside down or inside out.
- 1.he blames himboth
The present tense form of the verb 'to blame'.
- 1.blameboth
The act of blaming or the state of being blamed; a reproach.
- 2.faultboth
A defect or imperfection.
- 1.blame (with damma on lam)classical
An alternative pronunciation of 'al-mathlabah' with a damma on the letter lam.
- 1.old camelclassical
A camel whose incisors have fallen out due to old age.
- 2.broken tailclassical
A tail that is broken or scattered.
- 1.broken tailsclassical
Plural of 'thalabah', referring to broken or scattered tails.
- 1.old camelclassical
A female old camel whose incisors have fallen out due to old age.
- 2.old manclassical
An elderly man.
- 3.infertile camelclassical
A male camel that has not successfully impregnated a female.
- 4.companionclassical
A companion, possibly referring to a Sahabi (companion of the Prophet).
- 1.chipped spearclassical
A spear that has been chipped or damaged.
- 1.clingingclassical
The act of clinging or holding on tightly.
- 2.dirtclassical
Dirt, grime, or filth.
- 1.soil and stonesclassical
Earth and rocks, or fragments thereof.
- 1.old black herbageclassical
Old, black herbage, or herbage from two years.
- 2.salt marsh grassclassical
A type of grass found in salt marshes.
- 1.eats itclassical
A description of a mule or donkey consuming something.
- 1.valleyclassical
A valley or a land area situated between the tribes of Tayy and Dhibyan.
- 1.cracked feetclassical
A woman with cracked or chapped feet.
- 1.flawedclassical
Having a defect or flaw.
- 1.flawedclassical
Having a defect or flaw.