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الحبتل
Root entry · 3 derived lemmasThis root describes someone or something that is lean, thin, or small in body size. It emphasizes a lack of flesh or a slender physique.
Derived headwords
الحَبْتَلُadjective
- 1.Leanboth
Describing a person or animal with little flesh on their body.
- 2.Small-bodiedboth
Referring to something or someone of a small physical stature.
جعفرname
- 1.Ja'farboth
A proper name, used here as an example of a word pattern.
علابطother
- 1.Alabatclassical
A word used as a pattern example, possibly related to the root's meaning.
Parallel reading
الحبتل، كجعفر وعلابط: القليل اللحم، أو الصغير الجسم.
Al-Habtal, like Ja'far and Alabat: lean in flesh, or small in body.