الخزل
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to slowness, heaviness, and a hindered or impeded movement. It extends to concepts of separation, cutting off, and individual isolation.
Derived headwords
- 1.slowness, heavinessboth
A gait characterized by slowness and heaviness.
- 1.slowness, heavinessboth
A gait characterized by slowness and heaviness.
- 1.slowness, heavinessboth
A gait characterized by slowness and heaviness.
- 1.slowness, heavinessboth
A gait characterized by slowness and heaviness.
- 1.slowness, heavinessboth
A gait characterized by slowness and heaviness.
- 1.slowness, heavinessboth
A gait characterized by slowness and heaviness.
- 1.to move slowly, heavilyboth
To walk with a slow, heavy gait.
- 1.clouds retreating heavilyclassical
Used to describe clouds that appear to be retreating or moving back as if with heaviness.
- 1.back crackboth
A crack or fissure in the back.
- 1.to be cracked (back)both
To have a crack or fissure in the back.
- 1.camel with no humpclassical
Describes a camel that has lost its entire hump.
- 1.having a cracked backboth
Describing someone who has a crack or fissure in their back.
- 1.isolationboth
The act of being alone or separated from others.
- 2.omission, deletionboth
The act of leaving something out or removing it.
- 3.cutting offboth
The act of severing or cutting something.
- 1.to disregard my answerclassical
To ignore or pay no attention to someone's response.
- 1.to be cut off in speechclassical
To have one's speech interrupted or stopped.
- 1.to hinder him from his needboth
To prevent or obstruct someone from achieving their goal or fulfilling their need.
- 1.to cut the thingboth
To sever or cut something.
- 1.crack in the backboth
A crack or fissure in the back.
- 1.metrical foot omissionclassical
Refers to the omission of 'alif' and the quiescence of 'ta' in the metrical foot 'muta'ālikun'.
- 1.one who hinders youboth
Someone who obstructs or prevents you from achieving what you desire.