سلت
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThe root سلت primarily denotes the act of extracting, removing, or cutting something out, often with a sense of force or completeness. It extends to actions like stripping, scraping, or even striking, and can describe a state of being stripped bare or a sudden, unobserved departure.
Derived headwords
- 1.to extract with handboth
To remove something from within, especially with one's hand.
- 2.to sever/cut offboth
To cut off or sever a part of something, such as the nose.
- 3.to shave/pluckboth
To shave or pluck hair, or to strip the skin off an animal sacrifice.
- 4.to cutboth
To cut something into pieces.
- 5.to scrape cleanboth
To scrape a vessel clean with a finger.
- 6.to strikeboth
To strike or hit someone.
- 7.to throwclassical
To throw something, specifically with a 'salha' (a type of spear or missile).
- 1.to scrape cleanboth
To scrape a vessel clean with a finger, similar to the verb 'salata'.
- 1.to slip away unnoticedboth
To depart or slip away from someone without being noticed.
- 1.what is extractedboth
That which has been extracted or removed.
- 1.stripped of fleshboth
Describing someone from whom the flesh has been taken or removed.
- 1.barleyboth
Barley, or a type of barley, or sour barley.
- 1.one who does not apply dyeclassical
A woman who does not apply cosmetic dye to her hands.
- 1.sudden departureboth
A sudden or unexpected departure, often implying being surpassed or missed.
- 1.sudden departureboth
A sudden or unexpected departure, often implying being surpassed or missed.
- 1.nose-severedclassical
One whose nose has been completely severed.
- 1.poet's fatherclassical
The father of the poet Abu Qais.