الصولجان
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of striking, hitting, and purification, particularly concerning metals like silver. It also extends to terms for a mace or club, and conditions like deafness or smoothness.
Derived headwords
- 1.maceboth
A type of club or mace, often used as a symbol of authority or in combat.
- 1.crookboth
A hooked staff or shepherd's crook, also used metaphorically for something bent or curved.
- 1.macesboth
The plural form of الصولجان (al-ṣawlajān), referring to multiple maces.
- 1.to meltclassical
To melt or liquefy, specifically used here in reference to silver.
- 2.to rubclassical
To rub or stroke, used in reference to male genitalia.
- 3.to strikeclassical
To strike with a stick or staff.
- 1.deafnessclassical
The condition of being deaf or hard of hearing.
- 1.very smoothclassical
Describing something that is extremely smooth and sleek.
- 2.deafclassical
Describing someone who is deaf.
- 1.to feign deafnessclassical
The act of pretending to be deaf or not hearing.
- 1.silverclassical
A term for silver, particularly pure or refined silver.
- 2.pureclassical
Describing something that is pure, unadulterated, or refined.
- 1.silverclassical
A term for silver, similar to الصولج, implying purity.
- 1.sound dirhamsclassical
Refers to genuine, valid silver coins (dirhams).
- 1.silver ingotclassical
A purified or refined bar or ingot of silver.
- 1.Salijaclassical
A proper name, possibly of a place or person, mentioned in comparison to 'Zalikhā'.