الصلف
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns concepts of unpleasantness, harshness, and lack of favor or benefit. It extends to describe undesirable qualities in people, food, and even the environment, often implying a lack of substance or positive outcome.
Derived headwords
- 1.Inner palm heartclassical
The tender, inner part of a palm tree's heart.
- 2.Lack of growth/blessingclassical
A lack of growth and blessing in food.
- 3.Lack of favorclassical
A woman not being favored by her husband.
- 4.Speaking illclassical
Speaking in a way that displeases your companion.
- 5.Boasting falselyclassical
Boasting about something one does not possess, or exceeding one's capacity in arrogance.
- 1.Arrogantboth
Characterized by arrogance and claiming more than one's due.
- 2.Heavy vesselclassical
A heavy container.
- 3.Tasteless foodclassical
Food that lacks flavor or appeal.
- 4.Water-poor vesselclassical
A container that holds little water.
- 5.Thunderous, rain-poor cloudclassical
A cloud that produces much thunder but little rain.
- 1.Arroganceclassical
Arrogance or haughtiness.
- 1.Hard groundclassical
Hard, rough ground.
- 2.Level stoneclassical
A flat stone that is level with the ground.
- 3.Hard earthclassical
The solid, unyielding part of the earth.
- 1.Hard earth (pl.)classical
Plural of 'al-ṣalfā', referring to hard, solid parts of the earth.
- 1.Neck's widthclassical
The width of the neck.
- 2.Upper vertebraclassical
The two vertebrae that are closest to the head.
- 3.Yoke beamsclassical
Two wooden beams that cross the yoke and secure the saddlebags.
- 1.Pre-Islamic mountainclassical
A mountain in the pre-Islamic era where people would swear oaths of alliance.
- 1.To become heavy-spiritedclassical
To have one's spirit become heavy or burdened.
- 2.To have little goodclassical
To possess little goodness or benefit.
- 3.To cause hatredclassical
To cause someone to be disliked or hated.
- 4.To cause marital dislikeclassical
For God to cause a wife to be disliked by her husband.
- 1.To flatterclassical
To act obsequiously or to flatter.
- 2.To feign arroganceclassical
To pretend to be arrogant or to exhibit the qualities of 'ṣalaf'.
- 3.Camel to tire of fodderclassical
For a camel to become weary of its fodder and incline towards bitter herbs.
- 4.To fall into hard groundclassical
For a group of people to encounter or fall into difficult, hard terrain.
- 1.Unfavored by womenclassical
A person, particularly a husband, with whom a woman is not favored.