العلاط
Root entry · 21 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the neck and things associated with it, such as the nape, a collar, or a rope around the neck. It extends to concepts of marking, branding, and by extension, disputes, evil, and holding someone captive. It also relates to certain types of animals and celestial bodies.
Derived headwords
- 1.nape of the neckboth
The back part of the neck, the nape. It is said that there are two napes.
- 2.dove's collarclassical
The dark band around the neck of a dove.
- 3.sun's threadclassical
A metaphorical term for the rays of the sun.
- 4.disputeclassical
Conflict, quarrel, or contention.
- 5.evilclassical
Wickedness or malice.
- 6.rope for a camel's neckboth
A rope or halter placed around the neck of a camel.
- 1.to pull it offclassical
To pull something off or detach it from its place.
- 1.branding markboth
A brand or mark placed on the side of the neck, similar to a specific type of mark.
- 2.fallen leavesclassical
What has fallen from branches and twigs, such as leaves.
- 3.fruit podclassical
The container of the fruit of the 'marrkh' tree, resembling a broad bean's husk.
- 1.to brand the she-camelboth
To brand a she-camel with a specific mark.
- 1.place of brandingboth
The specific spot on the neck where a camel is branded, with a fatha on the lam and waw.
- 1.to speak ill of someoneboth
To mention someone in a negative or bad way.
- 1.unbrandedboth
A she-camel that has no brand mark.
- 2.without a halterboth
A she-camel that is not led by a halter.
- 1.wandering starsclassical
The stars that lack specific names, often referring to planets.
- 1.short donkeysclassical
Donkeys that are short in stature.
- 2.tall she-camelsclassical
She-camels that are tall in stature.
- 1.necklaceboth
A type of necklace or collar.
- 2.facial adornmentclassical
A black line drawn on the face by a woman for beautification.
- 1.poet of disputeclassical
A poet who engages in or is known for disputes.
- 1.how strange it isclassical
An expression of disbelief or astonishment at something.
- 1.fallen leavesclassical
What has fallen from branches and twigs, such as leaves.
- 2.fruit podclassical
The container of the fruit of the 'marrkh' tree, resembling a broad bean's husk.
- 1.Sa'di poetclassical
A poet from the Sa'd tribe.
- 1.to hang onto the camel's neckboth
To cling to the neck of a camel.
- 2.to mount without a halterboth
To ride a camel bareback or without a halter.
- 1.to seize himboth
To apprehend, capture, or take hold of someone.
- 2.to detain himboth
To hold someone captive or imprisoned.
- 3.to cling to himboth
To stick to someone persistently.
- 1.to be stubbornclassical
To become obstinate or headstrong in a matter.
- 2.to rush into somethingclassical
To undertake something recklessly or without careful consideration.
- 1.to mount the she-camelclassical
For a male camel to mount a female camel, often in preparation for mating.
- 1.to quarrel with himclassical
To engage in a dispute or argument with someone.
- 2.to contend with himclassical
To struggle or contend against someone.
- 1.a type of treeclassical
A name for a certain type of tree.
- 2.a proper nameclassical
A given name.
- 1.to cling to himclassical
To attach oneself to someone or something.
- 2.to embrace himclassical
To hold someone close or embrace them.