ءل
Root entry · 21 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to movement, speed, and agitation, encompassing physical actions like running, shaking, and striking. It also extends to emotional states such as grief and supplication, and abstract concepts like covenants and divine authority. The root covers a wide range of derived terms for actions, objects, and abstract notions.
Derived headwords
- 1.to move quicklyboth
To move with speed, to hasten.
- 2.to shake or trembleboth
To shake, to be agitated, or to tremble.
- 3.to flash or gleamclassical
Said of color, meaning to flash or be bright and clear.
- 4.to gleam (body parts)classical
Said of the flanks of a person running, meaning they gleamed.
- 5.to stab or pierceclassical
To stab someone.
- 6.to drive awayclassical
To drive someone away or expel them.
- 7.to sewclassical
To sew a garment with a specific type of stitching.
- 8.to burden or loadboth
To place a burden upon someone.
- 9.to lament or wailboth
Said of a sick or sad person, meaning to lament, wail, or raise their voice in supplication or cry out in distress.
- 10.to prick up earsclassical
Said of a horse, meaning to prick up and focus its ears.
- 11.to refuse to huntclassical
Said of a falcon, meaning it refused to hunt.
- 1.to stabclassical
To stab with a spear.
- 1.to become crookedclassical
Said of teeth, meaning they became crooked or misaligned.
- 1.to become staleclassical
Said of a waterskin, meaning its contents became stale or spoiled.
- 1.to sharpenclassical
To sharpen something, like a blade.
- 1.lamentation or groanclassical
A groan or lamentation, similar to an 'annah'.
- 2.weaponryclassical
Weapons, or all the equipment of war.
- 3.spearclassical
A spear with a broad blade.
- 4.forked stickclassical
A stick with two prongs at its head.
- 5.sound of waterclassical
The sound of running water.
- 6.stabclassical
A stab wound inflicted by a spear.
- 7.groaning postureclassical
The manner or posture of groaning.
- 1.shepherdessclassical
A female shepherdess who grazes her flock far from home.
- 1.covenant or oathclassical
A covenant, pact, or solemn oath.
- 2.neighborclassical
A neighbor.
- 3.kinship or originclassical
Kinship, good lineage, or origin.
- 4.mine or sourceclassical
A mineral source or origin.
- 5.hatred or enmityclassical
Hatred, malice, or enmity.
- 6.lordship or divinityclassical
Lordship, divinity, or the state of being a lord.
- 7.Godclassical
The name of God Almighty.
- 8.divine attributionclassical
Any name ending in 'il' or 'eel' is attributed to God.
- 9.revelationclassical
Revelation or divine inspiration.
- 10.security or safetyclassical
Security, safety, or assurance.
- 11.distress or panicclassical
Distress, panic, or consternation in the face of calamity.
- 12.supplication or outcryclassical
A loud cry or supplication, especially in prayer.
- 1.spearsclassical
Plural of 'allah', referring to broad-bladed spears.
- 1.falsehood or vanityclassical
Falsehood, vanity, or something baseless.
- 1.shepherdessclassical
A female shepherdess, similar to 'allah'.
- 1.shoulder bladesclassical
The two shoulder blades, or the two muscles on the shoulder blade.
- 1.knife bladeclassical
The flat side or blade of a knife.
- 2.short teethclassical
A variant pronunciation referring to short, protruding teeth.
- 1.shepherdessesclassical
Plural of 'allah' or 'ilah', referring to distant grazing shepherdesses.
- 1.exceptboth
Used for exception, meaning 'except' or 'save'.
- 2.other thanboth
Used as an adjective meaning 'other than' or 'besides'.
- 3.conjunction (like 'wa')classical
Used as a conjunction, similar to 'wa' (and).
- 4.superfluous particleclassical
Used as an extra or superfluous particle in certain constructions.
- 1.exhortationclassical
A particle of exhortation or urging, typically preceding verbal sentences.
- 1.mountain at Arafatclassical
A mountain in Arafat, or a sand ridge to the right of the Imam.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A place name, possibly a mountain or sand ridge.
- 1.abbreviationclassical
An abbreviation, possibly for a word or concept not fully elaborated.
- 1.relativesclassical
Relatives or kin.
- 1.shepherdessclassical
A female shepherdess, referring to one with a distant grazing area.