الجثل
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes things that are abundant, dense, thick, and voluminous, particularly in the context of vegetation, hair, or even abstract concepts like anger. It also extends to meanings related to growth, expansion, and sometimes a sense of being imposing or substantial.
Derived headwords
- 1.Abundant, dense (trees, hair)both
Refers to trees or hair that are abundant, dense, and intertwined, or thick and short, or dense and dark.
- 2.Thick, dense thingboth
Anything that is thick, dense, and intertwined.
- 3.Graveclassical
A grave.
- 4.Fallen leavesclassical
What has scattered from the leaves of a tree.
- 5.Mother, wifeclassical
Refers to a mother or a wife.
- 1.Abundant, dense (trees, hair)both
Similar to الجثل, referring to trees or hair that are abundant, dense, and intertwined, or thick and short, or dense and dark.
- 2.Thick, dense thingboth
Anything that is thick, dense, and intertwined.
- 1.To be abundant, denseboth
Used to describe trees or hair that are abundant and dense.
- 2.To be thick and shortboth
Used to describe vegetation or hair that is thick and short.
- 3.To be dense and darkboth
Used to describe vegetation or hair that is dense and dark.
- 1.To be abundant, denseboth
Used to describe things that are abundant, dense, and intertwined.
- 2.To be thick and shortboth
Used to describe things that are thick and short.
- 3.To be dense and darkboth
Used to describe things that are dense and dark.
- 1.Abundance, densityboth
The state of being abundant, dense, thick, and intertwined.
- 1.Abundance, densityboth
The state of being abundant, dense, thick, and intertwined.
- 1.Large antboth
A large ant.
- 2.Leafy, large treeboth
A tree that is abundant in leaves and large.
- 1.Large antsboth
Plural of الجثلة, referring to large ants.
- 2.Large, leafy treesboth
Plural of الجثلة, referring to large, leafy trees.
- 1.To fluff up feathersboth
Used for a bird fluffing up its feathers.
- 2.To grow and intertwine (plants)both
Used for plants that have grown tall and intertwined.
- 3.To be ready to be grasped (plants)both
Used for plants that have grown and are ready to be grasped.
- 4.To fluff up (feathers)both
Used for feathers that have fluffed up.
- 5.To become angryboth
Used for a person becoming angry.
- 6.To prepare for fighting/evilboth
Used for a person preparing for combat or mischief.
- 1.Broadboth
Describing something as broad.
- 2.Standing erectboth
Describing something as standing erect or upright.
- 1.Wind scattered itclassical
The wind scattered or dispersed it.
- 1.Graveclassical
A grave.
- 1.Scattered leavesclassical
What has scattered from the leaves of a tree.
- 1.Motherclassical
Refers to a mother.
- 2.Wifeclassical
Refers to a wife.