الفلس
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with concepts of financial ruin, bankruptcy, and the associated legal and social implications. It also extends to meanings related to poverty, lack of possessions, and even specific historical or geographical references.
Derived headwords
- 1.coinclassical
A small, often debased or worthless coin.
- 2.moneyclassical
Specifically refers to small change or debased currency.
- 1.to go bankruptmodern
To become financially ruined, to lose all one's money.
- 2.to become destituteclassical
To reach a state where one has no possessions or money.
- 1.bankruptcymodern
The state of being bankrupt; financial ruin.
- 2.destitutionclassical
The state of lacking possessions or money.
- 1.to declare bankruptmodern
For a judge to rule someone bankrupt.
- 1.declaration of bankruptcymodern
The act of declaring someone bankrupt, often by a judge.
- 2.establishmentclassical
A place or entity that was established, specifically mentioned as founded during the caliphate of Uthman.
- 1.bankruptmodern
Having no money or possessions; ruined financially.
- 2.destituteclassical
Lacking the necessities of life.
- 1.dull-coloredclassical
Having a dull or faded color, like that of debased coins.
- 1.seller of coinsclassical
A merchant who deals in coins, especially debased ones.
- 1.Mafalisclassical
A place name in Yemen.
- 1.coinsclassical
Plural of 'fils', often referring to small or debased currency.
- 1.ring of tributeclassical
A ring or mark on the throat, possibly related to tribute or subjugation.
- 1.idolclassical
An idol belonging to the Tayy tribe.
- 1.lack of attainmentclassical
The state of not achieving or obtaining something.