الخبل
Root entry · 55 derived lemmasThe root الخبل primarily denotes corruption, defect, or impairment, extending to physical ailments like paralysis, mental derangement, and even the spoiling or spoiling of things. It also encompasses concepts of hindrance, borrowing, and loss, with specific applications in prosody and agriculture.
Derived headwords
- 1.to corrupt, impairboth
To cause corruption or defect in the limbs, mind, or faculties.
- 2.to paralyzeboth
To cause paralysis or loss of function in a limb.
- 3.to hinder, preventboth
To obstruct or prevent someone from doing something.
- 1.to be paralyzedboth
To have a limb paralyzed or rendered useless.
- 2.to be corruptedboth
To be mentally or physically impaired.
- 1.to cause madnessboth
To drive someone to madness or insanity.
- 2.to impairboth
To damage or impair a limb or one's intellect.
- 1.to borrowboth
To ask to borrow something, such as a she-camel or a horse.
- 1.corruption, defectboth
Corruption or defect in the limbs or organs.
- 2.paralysisboth
Paralysis, specifically of the limbs.
- 3.madness, insanityboth
Mental derangement or insanity.
- 4.hindrance, preventionboth
The act of hindering or preventing.
- 5.borrowing, loanboth
The act of borrowing or lending, or something borrowed.
- 6.excessive additionclassical
An addition made beyond the stipulated condition, especially in contracts.
- 7.loss of letters in meterclassical
The omission of specific letters (like 's' and 'f') from metrical feet, affecting the rhythm.
- 8.imprisonmentclassical
Confinement or imprisonment.
- 1.madness, insanityboth
A state of madness or insanity.
- 2.corruptionboth
Corruption or defect.
- 1.plural of خبلboth
Plural form of 'khabl', referring to defects or corruptions.
- 1.corrupting, spoilingboth
One who corrupts, spoils, or causes defect.
- 2.devilishclassical
Referring to a devil or a malevolent entity.
- 1.mad, insaneboth
Mentally deranged or insane.
- 2.paralyzedboth
Having a paralyzed limb.
- 1.mad, insaneboth
Mentally deranged or insane.
- 1.causing madnessboth
One who causes madness or insanity.
- 1.borrowingboth
One who is borrowing.
- 1.a type of birdclassical
A bird that cries out all night.
- 1.waterskin, waterskin fullclassical
A waterskin or a waterskin that is full.
- 1.a well with a difficult openingclassical
A well that is difficult to access or draw water from, possibly due to its shape or structure.
- 1.shortage, deficiencyclassical
A deficiency, lack, or reduction.
- 1.destruction, ruinclassical
Destruction, ruin, or perishing.
- 1.hardship, toilclassical
Hardship, toil, or suffering.
- 1.dependents, familyclassical
Dependents or a family that requires support.
- 1.deadly poisonclassical
A deadly or lethal poison.
- 1.pus, dischargeclassical
Pus or discharge from the wounds of the people of Hell.
- 1.a horse's nameclassical
The name of a horse belonging to the poet Labīd.
- 1.a poet's nameclassical
The name of a poet, Ka'b al-Mukhabbil.
- 1.time, fateclassical
Time or fate, described as a narrator.
- 1.a state of distressboth
A state of distress, worry, or regret, often expressed as 'falling into my hands'.
- 1.dividing livestockclassical
The practice of dividing one's camels into two halves, producing offspring from one half each year.
- 2.agricultural divisionclassical
A method of dividing land for cultivation, similar to dividing livestock.
- 1.a twisted eraclassical
An era or time that is twisted, difficult, or oppressive for its people.
- 1.animal is unsteadyclassical
An animal that does not remain steady in one place; it moves erratically.
- 1.fell into my handsboth
To fall into a state of distress, worry, or regret; to be dismayed.
- 1.to prevent himboth
To prevent someone from doing something or to hinder them.
- 1.to fall short of his father's deedboth
To fail to achieve or live up to the actions or standards of one's father.
- 1.to drive him madboth
To cause someone to become mad or insane, or to impair their limb or intellect.
- 1.grief afflicted himboth
Grief caused him to become mad or impaired.
- 1.madness, insanityboth
Madness or insanity.
- 1.a bird that cries at nightclassical
A bird known for its nocturnal cries.
- 1.a full waterskinclassical
A waterskin that is filled with water.
- 1.a well with a difficult openingclassical
A well characterized by a difficult or treacherous opening.
- 1.shortage, deficiencyclassical
A state of deficiency or lack.
- 1.destruction, ruinclassical
The state of being destroyed or ruined.
- 1.hardship, toilclassical
Laborious effort or suffering.
- 1.dependents, familyclassical
A group of people who are dependent on one for sustenance.
- 1.deadly poisonclassical
A potent and lethal poison.
- 1.pus, dischargeclassical
The pus or discharge from the wounds of the inhabitants of Hell.
- 1.a horse's nameclassical
The name of a horse mentioned by the poet Labīd.
- 1.a poet's nameclassical
The name of the poet Ka'b al-Mukhabbil.
- 1.time, fateclassical
Time or fate, referred to as a narrator.
- 1.a state of distressboth
A state of distress, worry, or regret, often expressed as 'falling into my hands'.
- 1.dividing livestockclassical
The practice of dividing one's camels into two halves, producing offspring from one half each year.
- 2.agricultural divisionclassical
A method of dividing land for cultivation, similar to dividing livestock.
- 1.a twisted eraclassical
An era or time that is twisted, difficult, or oppressive for its people.
- 1.animal is unsteadyclassical
An animal that does not remain steady in one place; it moves erratically.
- 1.fell into my handsboth
To fall into a state of distress, worry, or regret; to be dismayed.
- 1.to prevent himboth
To prevent someone from doing something or to hinder them.
- 1.to fall short of his father's deedboth
To fail to achieve or live up to the actions or standards of one's father.
- 1.to drive him madboth
To cause someone to become mad or insane, or to impair their limb or intellect.
- 1.grief afflicted himboth
Grief caused him to become mad or impaired.