طلع
Root entry · 26 derived lemmasThe root 'طلع' primarily relates to the act of appearing, emerging, or becoming visible. It extends to concepts of reaching, ascending, knowing, and observing, often in the context of celestial bodies, journeys, or gaining insight into matters.
Derived headwords
- 1.to appear, to riseboth
Used for celestial bodies like the sun and moon, signifying their emergence into view.
- 2.to come to, to visitboth
To arrive at a place or to visit someone.
- 3.to reach, to attainboth
To arrive at a place or to reach a certain point, like reaching land or a mountain.
- 4.to ascend, to climbboth
To go up or over something, such as a mountain.
- 5.to become visibleboth
Used for the first signs of a child's teeth or the fruit of a palm tree.
- 1.appearance, risingboth
The act of appearing or rising, especially of celestial bodies.
- 2.knowledgeclassical
The act of knowing or becoming aware of something.
- 1.appearance, risingboth
The act of appearing or rising, especially of celestial bodies.
- 2.knowledgeclassical
The act of knowing or becoming aware of something.
- 1.to become aware of, to knowboth
To gain knowledge of something, to be informed about it.
- 2.to ascend, to climbboth
To go up or over something.
- 3.to appearclassical
To become visible.
- 1.knowledge, awarenessboth
The state of being informed or aware of something.
- 2.ascentboth
The act of climbing or going up.
- 1.to become aware ofboth
To gain knowledge of something, to be informed about it.
- 2.to look out, to gazeboth
To look out from a high place or to gaze intently at something.
- 3.to become fullclassical
Used for a measuring vessel becoming full.
- 1.sight, appearanceboth
The act of seeing someone or something, or their appearance.
- 2.faceboth
One's face, often used in expressions of greeting.
- 1.crescent moonboth
The crescent moon, especially when first sighted.
- 2.arrow falling shortclassical
An arrow that falls behind the target.
- 1.experienced, adeptclassical
Describing someone experienced in matters, capable of overcoming challenges through knowledge and judgment.
- 2.one who seeks high mattersclassical
Someone who aims for important or lofty goals.
- 1.amount, quantityboth
A measure or quantity, often used in the context of numbers or amounts.
- 2.palm fruit clusterboth
A cluster of dates on a palm tree, resembling two folded sandals.
- 3.first appearance of fruitboth
The initial stage of fruit development on a plant.
- 4.knowledge, insightclassical
The act of becoming aware of or understanding something.
- 5.high place, vantage pointboth
A place from which one can observe or look out.
- 6.low ground, hillclassical
A depression in the land or a small hill.
- 7.snakeclassical
A snake.
- 1.knowledge, awarenessclassical
The act of becoming aware of or understanding something.
- 2.high place, vantage pointboth
A place from which one can observe or look out.
- 3.low ground, hillclassical
A depression in the land or a small hill.
- 1.to vomitboth
To expel the contents of the stomach.
- 2.to bestow, to grantclassical
To bestow a favor or kindness upon someone.
- 3.to pass over the markclassical
Used for an arrow that goes beyond the target.
- 4.to hasten, to make eagerclassical
To make someone hurry or become eager.
- 5.to reveal, to discloseclassical
To make a secret known.
- 1.tallboth
Describing a palm tree that has grown tall.
- 1.fillingboth
The act of filling something completely.
- 1.to become apparentclassical
To be revealed or become visible.
- 2.to reach, to attainboth
To arrive at a place or to reach a certain point.
- 1.destination, arrival pointboth
The place where one arrives or is brought to.
- 2.vantage point, overlookboth
A place that overlooks or provides a view, often from a height.
- 3.path of ascentclassical
A way or path that leads upwards to knowledge or understanding.
- 4.strong, dominantclassical
Describing someone who is powerful and in control.
- 1.to look upon, to observeboth
To look at or observe something closely.
- 2.to present, to showclassical
To present or show a condition or state.
- 1.to look forward to, to aspireboth
To eagerly anticipate or desire something.
- 2.to stride, to swaggerclassical
To walk with a proud or confident gait.
- 3.to become fullclassical
Used for a measuring vessel becoming full.
- 1.to take awayclassical
To carry something off or take it away.
- 2.to ascertain, to investigateboth
To find out what someone has or thinks.
- 1.vanguard, vanguard unitboth
The forward part of an army sent out to scout or protect.
- 1.woman who appears and hidesclassical
A woman who alternately shows herself and conceals herself.
- 1.vomitclassical
The act or substance of vomiting.
- 1.vomitclassical
The act or substance of vomiting.
- 1.proper nameclassical
A proper name, possibly referring to a place or a person.
- 1.vanguard unitsboth
Plural of vanguard, referring to multiple scouting or forward units.
- 1.destination, arrival pointboth
The place where one arrives or is brought to.
- 2.vantage point, overlookboth
A place that overlooks or provides a view, often from a height.
- 3.path of ascentclassical
A way or path that leads upwards to knowledge or understanding.
- 4.strong, dominantclassical
Describing someone who is powerful and in control.