الدعلجة
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to movement, specifically hesitant or repetitive motion, and also encompasses concepts of darkness, abundance, and rolling. It extends to describe various objects, animals, and even specific individuals or groups.
Derived headwords
- 1.Hesitation in going and comingboth
The act of repeatedly moving back and forth, indicating indecision or uncertainty in movement.
- 2.Darknessboth
A state of deep obscurity or lack of light.
- 3.Abundant takingclassical
Acquiring or receiving a large quantity of something.
- 4.Rollingboth
The action of moving by turning over and over.
- 1.To hesitate in movementboth
To move back and forth repeatedly, showing indecision.
- 2.To rollboth
To move by turning over and over.
- 1.Full sackclassical
A sack that is completely filled with goods or contents.
- 1.Colors of garmentsclassical
A variety of different colors found in clothing.
- 1.One who walks without needclassical
A person who walks aimlessly or without a specific purpose.
- 1.Much eaterclassical
Someone who consumes a large amount of food.
- 1.Intertwined plantsclassical
Vegetation where different parts or species grow closely together, supporting each other.
- 1.Handsome, soft-bodied youthclassical
A young man who is attractive in appearance and has a smooth, gentle physique.
- 1.Wolfboth
A wild carnivorous mammal of the dog family.
- 1.Donkeyboth
A domesticated member of the horse family.
- 1.Unmanageable she-camelclassical
A female camel that resists being led or driven when urged forward.
- 1.Horse of Amir ibn al-Tufaylclassical
The specific name or designation of a horse belonging to the historical figure Amir ibn al-Tufayl.
- 1.Horse of Amr ibn Shurayhclassical
The specific name or designation of a horse belonging to the historical figure Amr ibn Shurayh.
- 1.Trace of coming and goingclassical
The mark or sign left by someone or something approaching and then departing.
- 1.Name of a groupclassical
A term used to refer to a collective body or assembly of people.
- 1.To collect in his basinclassical
To gather or accumulate water or other substances within a basin or container.
- 1.To collect in itclassical
To gather or accumulate something, such as water or taxes, within a specific place.