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الهدلق
Root entry · 4 derived lemmasThis root appears to describe something loose, slack, or wide, particularly in relation to the mouth or jaw of a camel. It also refers to a sieve.
Derived headwords
الهَدْلَقnoun
- 1.sievemodern
A tool used for sifting or straining materials.
- 2.loose oneclassical
Something or someone that is slack, loose, or hanging down.
الهَدْلَقadjective
- 1.slackmodern
Describing something that is loose, flabby, or hanging.
الهَدْلَقnoun
- 1.wide-mouthed camelclassical
A camel characterized by a wide mouth or jaw.
الهَدْلَقnoun
- 1.camel's jaw flapclassical
The fleshy part of a camel's lower jaw or chin.
Parallel reading
الهَدْلَق، كزبرج: المنخل
Al-hadlaq, like zubraj: the sieve.
والمسترخي
And the slack one.
و من الإبل: الواسع الشدق
And from the camels: the wide-mouthed one.
وبهاء: وبر حنك البعير من أسفل
And biha': the hair of the camel's lower jaw.