الثط
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes slowness, heaviness, and a lack of hair, particularly on the face and eyebrows. It also extends to terms for specific creatures and a woman lacking a vulva.
Derived headwords
- 1.Slow and heavyboth
Describing someone who is slow in movement and heavy in the belly.
- 2.Sparse facial hairboth
Referring to a man with little hair on his beard or eyebrows.
- 1.To be slow and heavyboth
The verb form indicating slowness and heaviness of the belly.
- 2.To have sparse hairboth
The verb form describing someone with little hair on their beard or eyebrows.
- 1.Slowness and heavinessboth
The state or quality of being slow and heavy-bellied.
- 1.Slowness and heavinessboth
The state or quality of being slow and heavy-bellied.
- 1.Slowness and heavinessboth
The state or quality of being slow and heavy-bellied.
- 1.Plural of slow/heavyboth
The plural form for individuals described as slow and heavy-bellied.
- 1.Plural of slow/heavyboth
The plural form for individuals described as slow and heavy-bellied.
- 1.Plural of slow/heavyboth
The plural form for individuals described as slow and heavy-bellied.
- 1.Plural of slow/heavyboth
The plural form for individuals described as slow and heavy-bellied.
- 1.A type of plantclassical
A plant known as 'al-kawsaj', possibly related to the root's meaning of sparseness.
- 1.Woman without a vulvaclassical
A term for a woman who lacks a vulva.
- 2.Spiderclassical
A spider, possibly due to its perceived slowness or a characteristic of its web.
- 3.Stinging insectclassical
Another small creature that stings severely.