الخلع
Root entry · 29 derived lemmasThe root الخلع primarily relates to detachment, removal, or separation. This encompasses physical actions like stripping or shedding, as well as abstract concepts like divorce, breaking oaths, and even the shedding of leaves. It can also denote specific states or conditions resulting from such separation.
Derived headwords
- 1.to strip offboth
To remove clothing or armor, or to shed something like leaves.
- 2.to divorceboth
To divorce a wife, often with a payment or exchange.
- 3.to breakboth
To break an oath or a covenant.
- 4.to detachclassical
To detach or dislocate a joint, like the ankle.
- 5.to mature (grain)classical
For a grain stalk to develop its chaff or be close to ripening.
- 6.to grow up (boy)classical
For a boy to reach puberty, specifically referring to the growth of his penis.
- 1.stripping offboth
The act of removing or shedding something, with a slight delay or interval.
- 2.a dishclassical
A dish made of meat cooked with spices in a leather container, or roasted dried meat.
- 3.divorceboth
The act of divorcing a woman by her consent, often involving a payment.
- 1.mutual divorceboth
A form of divorce where the wife initiates it and offers compensation.
- 1.mutual divorceboth
The act of divorcing each other, or a divorce involving mutual agreement and compensation.
- 2.breaking oathsclassical
The act of breaking covenants or oaths between people.
- 1.she divorcedboth
She initiated a divorce, often by offering compensation.
- 1.garmentboth
A garment given as a gift or worn, often implying removal of another.
- 2.best of wealthclassical
The choicest or best part of one's wealth.
- 1.one of the divorcing pairboth
Either party involved in a mutual divorce (khul').
- 2.ripe dateclassical
A fully ripe date, or dates that have fallen.
- 3.immature camelclassical
A camel that is unable to rise or move easily.
- 4.fallen leavesclassical
The dry, fallen leaves or branches from trees.
- 5.evergreen shrubclassical
A thorny shrub whose leaves do not fall.
- 6.sprained ankleclassical
A sprain or dislocation of the ankle joint.
- 1.to be afflictedclassical
To be afflicted with a sprain or dislocation, particularly of the ankle.
- 1.to develop chaffclassical
For a grain stalk to develop its protective covering (chaff) or be close to ripening.
- 1.boy reached pubertyclassical
For a boy to reach puberty, specifically referring to the growth of his penis.
- 1.unrestrainedclassical
A person, especially a boy, who has reached puberty and is no longer held responsible for his actions.
- 2.dissoluteclassical
A dissolute or licentious person.
- 1.unrestrainedclassical
Similar to 'خليع', referring to someone freed from responsibility due to reaching puberty.
- 1.group of unrestrainedclassical
A collective term for people described as 'خليع'.
- 2.a clanclassical
A specific clan from the Banu Amir ibn Sa'sa' known for their independence.
- 1.hunterclassical
A hunter.
- 2.rogueclassical
A rogue, a cunning or mischievous person.
- 3.splendorclassical
Splendor, magnificence, or beauty.
- 4.ghoulclassical
A ghoul or demon.
- 5.wolfclassical
A wolf.
- 6.unlucky throwclassical
A die or lot that does not win in gambling.
- 7.gamblerclassical
A gambler who bets.
- 8.old garmentclassical
An old, worn-out garment.
- 9.poet's titleclassical
A title given to the poet Abu Abdullah Al-Husayn ibn Al-Dahhak.
- 10.chieftainclassical
A prominent man or leader from the Banu Amir tribe.
- 1.hunterclassical
A hunter.
- 2.rogueclassical
A rogue, a cunning or mischievous person.
- 3.splendorclassical
Splendor, magnificence, or beauty.
- 4.ghoulclassical
A ghoul or demon.
- 5.wolfclassical
A wolf.
- 6.unlucky throwclassical
A die or lot that does not win in gambling.
- 7.gamblerclassical
A gambler who bets.
- 8.old garmentclassical
An old, worn-out garment.
- 9.poet's titleclassical
A title given to the poet Abu Abdullah Al-Husayn ibn Al-Dahhak.
- 10.chieftainclassical
A prominent man or leader from the Banu Amir tribe.
- 1.hyenaclassical
A hyena.
- 1.sleeveless shirtclassical
A shirt without sleeves.
- 2.sudden fearclassical
A sudden fear or panic that grips the heart, as if possessed.
- 3.ghoulclassical
A ghoul or demon.
- 4.wolfclassical
A wolf.
- 1.inveterate gamblerclassical
A gambler who is always losing or being out-gambled.
- 2.delinquent youthclassical
A young person who commits many offenses or transgressions.
- 3.foolclassical
A fool or an idiot.
- 4.skilled guideclassical
An expert or skilled guide.
- 5.wolfclassical
A wolf.
- 6.ghoulclassical
A ghoul or demon.
- 1.to leaf outclassical
For thorny trees or shrubs to begin producing leaves.
- 2.found the shrubclassical
For people to find the thorny shrub ('al-khali') that does not shed its leaves.
- 1.garmentboth
A garment given to someone, often as a gift or to wear.
- 2.best of wealthclassical
The best or choicest part of one's wealth.
- 1.to develop grainclassical
For a grain stalk to develop its seeds or be ready for harvest.
- 1.found the shrubclassical
For a group of people to find the thorny shrub ('al-khali') that does not shed its leaves.
- 1.dislocated hipsclassical
Having dislocated or separated hip joints.
- 1.gaitclassical
A specific way of walking, characterized by looseness or disjointedness.
- 2.metrical foot alterationclassical
An alteration in a metrical foot ('mustaf'ilun') in Arabic prosody, changing it to 'maf'ulun'.
- 1.houseclassical
A house or dwelling.
- 2.weak personclassical
A weak, flabby, or feeble person.
- 3.afflicted personclassical
Someone suffering from a slight madness, possession, or a similar affliction.
- 1.lustful womanclassical
A woman who is excessively lustful or eager for sexual intercourse.
- 1.they took his wealthclassical
They seized or took away his property or wealth.
- 1.they broke oathsclassical
They mutually broke their oaths or covenants with each other.
- 1.to indulge in drinkclassical
To become deeply engrossed or immersed in drinking alcohol.
- 2.to walk looselyclassical
To walk with a loose, disjointed, or unsteady gait.