قلخ
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to forceful actions, particularly in the context of animals and plants. It encompasses concepts of roaring, striking, uprooting, and the vigorous state of animals, as well as specific terms for aged or agitated creatures and hollow reeds.
Derived headwords
- 1.to roarboth
Said of a male animal, particularly a stallion, when it makes a loud, deep sound.
- 2.to strike hardclassical
To strike something dry against something else dry, implying a forceful impact.
- 3.to uprootclassical
Said of a tree, meaning to pull it out from its roots.
- 1.old donkeyclassical
A male donkey that has reached an advanced age.
- 2.lustful stallionclassical
A male horse that is agitated and eager for mating.
- 3.hollow reedclassical
A hollow stalk, likely referring to a type of reed or cane.
- 1.to strike (with whip)both
To strike something, specifically with a whip, implying a repeated or forceful action.
- 2.to become strongclassical
Said of a plant, meaning it has grown robust and sturdy.
- 1.strikingboth
The act of striking, particularly with a whip, as derived from the verb 'قلخه'.
- 1.to live (in Yemen)classical
To reside or dwell in the region of Yemen.
- 1.Al-Qallakh Al-Anbariclassical
A poet named Al-Qallakh, associated with the tribe of Anbar.
- 1.Al-Qallakh ibn Yazidclassical
Another individual named Al-Qallakh, son of Yazid.
- 1.Al-Qallakh ibn Huznclassical
A third individual named Al-Qallakh, son of Huzn, from the Sa'd tribe.