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الحلقد
Root entry · 2 derived lemmasThis root describes someone with a bad disposition, characterized by unpleasantness and a heavy, burdensome personality. It focuses on negative character traits and social unpleasantness.
Derived headwords
اَلْحَلْقَدُadjective
- 1.Bad-temperedboth
Describes a person who is ill-mannered, ill-tempered, and generally unpleasant to be around.
- 2.Unpleasant personalityboth
Refers to someone with a heavy, burdensome, and disagreeable spirit or disposition.
كَزُبُرْجٍadjective
- 1.Bad-temperedclassical
An adjective used similarly to 'الحلقد' to describe someone of poor character and unpleasant disposition.
- 2.Heavy-spiritedclassical
Denotes a person who is burdensome, difficult, and heavy in spirit.
Parallel reading
اَلْحَلْقَدُ، كَزُبُرْجٍ: اَلسَّيِّئُ الْخُلُقِ، اَلثَّقِيلُ الرُّوحِ.
Al-Halqad, like Kazuburj: the bad-tempered, the heavy-spirited.