الءلس
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns mental confusion, irrationality, and deception. It extends to encompass dishonesty, betrayal, and a loss of sound judgment, often associated with a corrupted disposition or madness. It also has some less common meanings related to physical properties and specific proper nouns.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be confusedboth
To experience a disturbance or confusion of the mind.
- 2.to be treacherousclassical
To act with treachery, deceit, or betrayal.
- 1.confusion of mindboth
A state of mental confusion or derangement.
- 2.treacheryclassical
Deceit, betrayal, or dishonesty.
- 3.lyingclassical
The act of speaking falsely.
- 4.theftclassical
The act of stealing.
- 5.error in judgmentclassical
Making a mistake or having a flawed opinion.
- 6.suspicionclassical
A feeling of doubt or mistrust.
- 7.change of dispositionclassical
A shift in one's character or temperament.
- 8.madnessclassical
Insanity or lunacy.
- 9.badnessclassical
An inherent evil or corrupt nature.
- 1.madnessclassical
Insanity or lunacy, similar to 'al-alas'.
- 1.confusedclassical
Mentally confused or deranged.
- 1.milk without butterclassical
Milk from which the butter has not been extracted, or milk that has lost its richness.
- 2.bitter tasteclassical
A taste that is unpleasant or bitter.
- 1.to be confusedclassical
To be mentally confused or disoriented.
- 1.to be treacherousclassical
To act with treachery or deceit.
- 1.to betrayclassical
To act deceitfully or treacherously towards someone.
- 1.to deceiveclassical
To practice deception or trickery.
- 1.Eliasboth
A foreign proper name, likely referring to the prophet Elijah.
- 1.a townclassical
A proper noun referring to a town named 'Alais' located in Anbar.
- 1.a riverclassical
A proper noun referring to a river named 'Aalas' in the lands of the Romans, near Tarsus.