اللتب

Root entry · 10 derived lemmas

This root primarily concerns concepts of sticking, adhering, and remaining fixed. It extends to actions like fastening, piercing, and wearing clothes, as well as the idea of obligation and remaining in one's home to avoid strife.

Derived headwords

اللتبnoun

1.
Adherenceboth
The act of sticking, adhering, or remaining fixed to something.
2.
Piercingclassical
The act of piercing or thrusting into something.
3.
Fasteningclassical
The act of tightening or fastening, such as a saddle on a horse.

اللتوبnoun

1.
Adherenceboth
The act of sticking, adhering, or remaining fixed to something.
2.
Piercingclassical
The act of piercing or thrusting into something.
3.
Fasteningclassical
The act of tightening or fastening, such as a saddle on a horse.

التلتبverb

1.
To adhereboth
To stick, adhere, or remain fixed to something.
2.
To be fastenedclassical
To be tightened or fastened, like a saddle on a horse.

التلتابverb

1.
To adhereboth
To stick, adhere, or remain fixed to something.

التلتيبverb

1.
To fastenclassical
To tighten or fasten, such as a saddle on a horse.

ألتبهverb

1.
To make obligatoryclassical
To impose something as obligatory upon someone.

لازم بيتهadjective

1.
Homeboundclassical
One who remains in his home, often to escape strife or turmoil.

المنبرnoun

1.
Pulpitboth
A raised platform in a mosque or church from which sermons are delivered.

الملاتبnoun

1.
Tattered clothesclassical
Old, worn-out, and tattered garments.

بنو لتبname

1.
Banu Lutabclassical
A tribe, among whom was Abdullah ibn al-Lutabiyyah.

Parallel reading

اللتب واللتوب: اللزوم، واللصوق، والثبات، والطعن، والشد، ولبس الثوب، كالالتتاب، وشد الجل على الفرس، كالتلتيب، وألتبه عليه: أوجبه.

Al-latb and al-latub: adherence, sticking, steadfastness, piercing, tightening, wearing a garment, like al-iltitāb, tightening the saddle on a horse, like al-taltīb, and 'altabahu 'alayhi: he made it obligatory.

وكمنبر: اللازم بيته فرارا من الفتن.

And like minbar: one who stays home, fleeing from sedition.

والملاتب: الجباب الخلقان.

And al-malāṭib: old, tattered garments.

وبنو لتب، بالضم: حي، منهم عبد الله بن اللتبية.

And Banu Lutab, with dammah: a tribe, among them is Abdullah ibn al-Lutabiyyah.