دلف
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a slow, deliberate, or heavy gait, often associated with carrying a burden or advancing in a measured way. It extends to concepts of gradual approach, falling, and even specific animals or types of arrows.
Derived headwords
- 1.to walk heavilyboth
To walk with a slow, heavy, or restricted gait, like one who is fettered or carrying a great weight.
- 2.to advance slowlyclassical
To move forward gradually or deliberately, often used for troops advancing in formation.
- 1.heavy walkingboth
The act of walking with a slow, heavy, or restricted gait.
- 1.heavy walkingboth
The act of walking with a slow, heavy, or restricted gait.
- 1.heavy walkingboth
The act of walking with a slow, heavy, or restricted gait.
- 1.slow-movingclassical
Describing someone walking with a heavy load, taking measured steps.
- 2.arrow missing targetclassical
An arrow that strikes near the target but then falls short or deviates from its intended mark.
- 1.heavy-laden camelclassical
A female camel that rises or walks with its heavy load.
- 1.fast eagleclassical
A swift eagle, referring to its rapid descent or flight.
- 1.kunya nameclassical
A kunya (honorific nickname) derived from 'Dalf', used as a proper name.
- 1.dolphinmodern
A marine animal, often associated with saving drowning people.
- 1.brave personclassical
A brave or courageous individual.
- 1.walking lionclassical
A lion that walks with a slow, deliberate, and imposing gait.
- 1.walking lionclassical
A lion that walks with a slow, deliberate, and imposing gait.
- 1.to pour downclassical
To pour down or flow rapidly, often used for liquids or tears.
- 1.to approach slowlyclassical
To walk slowly towards someone or something, drawing near gradually.
- 1.to exaggerate speechclassical
To speak in an exaggerated or inflated manner, making a statement seem larger than it is.