اللفاع
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns covering, enveloping, and wrapping. It extends to items used for covering, such as cloaks and garments, and metaphorically to things that encompass or spread over something, like old age or a patch. It also includes specific actions related to handling or manipulating objects, and a sense of change.
Derived headwords
- 1.Covering, cloakboth
A covering, cloak, or wrap, especially one used by a woman.
- 2.Camelclassical
A name for a camel.
- 3.Forwardingclassical
The front part of something, or a forward extension.
- 4.Patchclassical
A patch added to a shirt.
- 1.To wrap oneselfboth
To wrap oneself in a garment or covering.
- 2.To be coveredboth
To be encompassed or spread over by something, such as old age.
- 1.Wrapping oneselfboth
The act of wrapping oneself in a garment or covering.
- 2.Burningclassical
The act of burning or being inflamed.
- 1.To be covered (by grey hair)both
For grey hair to spread over and cover one's head.
- 1.To change colorclassical
For one's color to change.
- 1.To cover, envelopboth
To cover or envelop something, like grey hair covering a head.
- 2.To embraceclassical
For a woman to draw someone close and embrace them.
- 1.Coveringboth
The act of covering or enveloping.
- 1.To eat excessivelyclassical
To eat a great deal.
- 2.To invert a waterskinclassical
To invert a waterskin, making its openings meet in the middle, sometimes undone, sometimes sewn.
- 1.Patch on a shirtclassical
A patch that is added to a shirt.
- 1.To embraceclassical
To embrace or hold someone close.