سفك
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of spilling, particularly blood. It extends to concepts of scattering, eloquence, and excessive talk, as well as specific physical attributes like the forelock and character traits like being a liar.
Derived headwords
- 1.to spillboth
To pour out, especially blood. It can also refer to scattering or dispersing things.
- 1.he spills itboth
The present tense form of the verb 'to spill', indicating the ongoing action of pouring out or scattering.
- 1.spilledboth
Describes something that has been poured out or shed, commonly used for blood.
- 1.spilledclassical
An alternative passive participle form meaning spilled or shed, often referring to blood.
- 1.to be spilledboth
The intransitive form indicating that something, like blood, has been spilled or poured out on its own.
- 1.talkative personclassical
A person who talks excessively or is very verbose.
- 1.eloquent and capableclassical
Describes someone who is eloquent, capable, and skilled in speech.
- 1.forelockclassical
Refers to the forelock of hair, the hair that grows on the forehead.
- 1.soulclassical
Refers to the soul or self.
- 2.liarclassical
A person who is habitually untruthful or a liar.