الءهليلج
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns a type of fruit, the myrobalan, and its medicinal properties. It also extends to related concepts like dreams, hidden matters, and a historical figure.
Derived headwords
- 1.myrobalan fruitboth
A type of fruit, sometimes with the second 'lam' vowelized. It can be yellow or black, and when ripe, it is beneficial for sore throats, preserves intellect, and relieves headaches. It is considered essential in the stomach, akin to a wise and managing woman in a household.
- 1.its ripenessclassical
Refers to the state of the myrobalan fruit being ripe and mature.
- 1.Kashmiriclassical
A type of myrobalan, specifically from the Kabul region, known for its medicinal benefits.
- 1.sore throatsclassical
A plural noun referring to ailments of the throat, often associated with inflammation or pain.
- 1.wise manager (woman)classical
An analogy used to describe the importance of the myrobalan fruit in the stomach, comparing it to a wise and capable woman who manages a household.
- 1.one with many dreamsclassical
A person who experiences numerous dreams but lacks practical achievement or substance.
- 1.to speak of the unbelievableclassical
To report or speak about something that is not believed or is improbable.
- 1.speaking of the unbelievableclassical
The verbal noun (masdar) for the act of speaking about improbable or unbelievable matters.
- 1.dream fragmentsclassical
Refers to jumbled or incoherent dreams, often without clear meaning.
- 1.Al-Balakhiclassical
The paternal grandfather of Muhammad ibn al-Abbas al-Balakhi, a traditionist.
- 1.to concealclassical
To hide or keep something secret.