الحقل
Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThe root الحقل primarily relates to cultivated land, crops, and the process of farming. It extends to concepts of growth, abundance, and the state of plants. Additionally, it encompasses various specific meanings related to liquids, ailments, and even geographical locations and individuals.
Derived headwords
- 1.Cultivated landboth
Good, fertile land where crops are planted.
- 2.Cropboth
The plants that have branched out, grown, and become abundant, or when their growth is consolidated, or while they are still green.
- 1.Cultivated fieldboth
A field that is cultivated, similar to 'al-haql'.
- 2.Clear water in a basinclassical
What remains of clear water in a basin, which is then tripled (in quantity or purity).
- 3.Remaining milkclassical
The leftover milk.
- 4.Date pitboth
The core or pit of a date.
- 5.Less than a cupfulclassical
An amount less than what fills a cup.
- 1.To become cultivatedboth
To become cultivated, referring to land or crops.
- 1.Farmsboth
Plural of 'mahl', referring to farms or cultivated lands.
- 1.Selling unripe cropsclassical
Selling crops before they have ripened.
- 2.Selling crops in the earclassical
Selling crops while they are still in their ears (stalks) for wheat.
- 3.Sharecroppingboth
Farming in partnership for a third or a quarter of the produce, or less or more.
- 4.Renting land for grainclassical
Renting land in exchange for a portion of the grain produced.
- 1.To have a disease (camels)classical
Suffering from a disease in the abdomen, specifically in camels.
- 2.To have colic (horses)classical
Suffering from abdominal pain in horses due to eating dirt.
- 1.Disease in camelsclassical
A disease affecting camels.
- 2.Colic in horsesclassical
Abdominal pain in horses caused by eating dirt.
- 1.Howdahclassical
A seat or litter carried on the back of an elephant or camel.
- 2.Abdominal ailmentclassical
A disease affecting the abdomen.
- 3.Moisture in intestinesclassical
The moisture of dates within the intestines.
- 1.Moisture in intestinesclassical
The moisture of dates within the intestines, similar to 'al-haql'.
- 1.Abdominal ailmentclassical
A disease affecting the abdomen, plural of 'al-haql'.
- 1.Land not mountainousclassical
Land that is not high enough to be considered a mountain.
- 2.Plantclassical
A plant.
- 1.Date pitboth
The core or pit of a date.
- 1.Long-necked flaskclassical
A long-necked flask that is carried with a waterskin.
- 2.Soft penis sheathclassical
The soft sheath of the penis.
- 3.Swift walkingclassical
Walking quickly.
- 4.Short stepsclassical
Taking short, close steps.
- 5.Exhaustionclassical
Fatigue or weariness.
- 6.Weaknessclassical
Lack of strength.
- 7.Sleepclassical
The state of sleeping.
- 8.Retreatclassical
Turning back or withdrawing.
- 9.Inability to have intercourseclassical
Impotence or inability to engage in sexual intercourse.
- 10.Elderly person leaningclassical
An elderly person supporting themselves with their hands on their waist.
- 11.Pushingclassical
The act of pushing.
- 1.Worthless personclassical
Someone who is of no good or value.
- 1.Penisclassical
The male sexual organ.
- 1.Green fishclassical
A type of green, long fish.
- 1.Place nameboth
A place name, including a location in Ajā', a location near Ayla, a valley belonging to the tribe Sulaym, and a coastal area of Taymā'.
- 1.Region in Yemenboth
A region in Yemen.
- 1.Area in Al-Yamamahboth
A region or area in Al-Yamamah.
- 1.Fortress in Yemenboth
A fortress located in Yemen.
- 1.Place nameboth
A place name, indicated by the letter 'ayn'.
- 1.Descendant of Anmarboth
A person belonging to the lineage of Anmar.