الكلس

Root entry · 10 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to concepts of whiteness, plastering, and sometimes negative connotations like cowardice or rapid movement. It encompasses terms for plaster, a pale color, and actions associated with applying plaster or moving quickly.

Derived headwords

الكِلْسnoun

1.
plasterclassical
A type of plaster or mortar, specifically referring to 'sarouj'.

الكِلْسَةnoun

1.
pale colorclassical
A color that is pale or whitish, similar to a stain or wash.

أكْلَسadjective

1.
paleclassical
Describing a wolf that is pale or whitish in color.

الكَلَّاسnoun

1.
cutterclassical
One who cuts or severs; a cutter.

الإنْكِلِيسnoun

1.
sea eelclassical
A type of sea eel, also known as 'inqilis'.

كَلَّسَverb

1.
to plasterclassical
To apply plaster or a similar substance.
2.
to carryclassical
To carry or bear a burden.
3.
to findclassical
To find or discover something.

تكَلَّسَverb

1.
to be cowardlyclassical
To be cowardly or fearful, especially when facing an opponent.
2.
to fleeclassical
To run away or flee from a situation.

التَّكَلُّسnoun

1.
thirstclassical
The state of being thirsty; thirst.

التَّكْلِيسnoun

1.
thirstclassical
The state of being thirsty; thirst.
2.
plasteringclassical
The act of applying plaster.

المُتَكَلِّسadjective

1.
swift runnerclassical
One who runs with great speed and intensity.

Parallel reading

الكلس، بالكسر: الصاروج.

Al-kils, with a kasra: plaster.

والكلسة: لون كالطلسة

And al-kilsah: a color like a stain.

ومنه: ذئب أكلس.

And from it: a pale wolf.

والكلاس: القطاع.

And al-kallas: the cutter.

والإنكليس: الإنقليس.

And al-inkilis: the sea eel.

وكلس عليه تكليسا: حمل، وجد

And kalasa upon him, taklisan: he carried, he found.

و عن قرنه: جبن، وفر، ضد.

And from his horn: he was cowardly, he fled, the opposite.

والتكلس والتكليس: الري.

And al-takallus and al-taklis: thirst.

والمتكلس: الشديد العدو.

And al-mutakallis: the intense runner.