القلطي

Root entry · 10 derived lemmas

This root primarily describes shortness in stature for people, animals, and even teeth. It also extends to negative connotations like wickedness, and in a different context, refers to a type of demon offspring and a specific castle location.

Derived headwords

القصيرadjective

1.
Very shortboth
Describes someone or something that is extremely short in stature.

السنانيnoun

1.
Short teethclassical
Refers to teeth that are very short.

الكلابnoun

1.
Short dogsclassical
Refers to dogs that are very short in stature.

القلاطnoun

1.
Shortnessclassical
The state or quality of being very short, used for people, cats, and dogs.

القيليطnoun

1.
Shortnessclassical
A state of being very short.
2.
Herniaclassical
A medical condition, specifically a hernia.

القيليطnoun

1.
Herniaclassical
Refers to a hernia.

القليطnoun

1.
Herniaclassical
A hernia.

القلطnoun

1.
Uglinessclassical
Refers to ugliness or a deformity.

أقلطadjective

1.
Despairingclassical
Describes someone who has lost hope.

قلعةnoun

1.
Castle
A fortified structure, specifically a castle located between Qazvin and Khalkhal.

Parallel reading

القلطي، كعربي محركة: القصير جدا من الناس والسنانير والكلاب

Al-Qalṭī, like 'Arabi with a damma on the first letter: the very short one among people, cats, and dogs.

كالقلاط، بالضم

Like al-qalāṭ, with a damma.

والقيليط، بالكسر

And al-qaylīṭ, with a kasra.

والرجل الخبيث المارد

And the wicked, rebellious man.

والقيليط: الآدر

And al-qaylīṭ: the one with a hernia.

والقليط، كسكيت: الأدرة

And al-qalīṭ, like 'sikkīt': the hernia.

والقلاط، كغراب وسمك وسنور: من أولاد الجن والشياطين

And al-qalāṭ, like 'ghurāb', 'samak', and 'sinnawr': from the offspring of jinn and devils.

والقلط: الدمامة

And al-qalṭ: the ugliness/deformity.

وهذا أقلط منه: آيس

And this one is aqlat from him: despairing.

وككتاب: قلعة بين قزوين وخلخال

And like 'kitāb': a castle between Qazvin and Khalkhal.