الخال
Root entry · 35 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to maternal uncles and the concept of recognizing or discerning something. It extends to terms for a horse's owner, a leader, and a shepherd. Additionally, it encompasses notions of generosity, blessings, and specific tribal or geographical names.
Derived headwords
- 1.maternal uncleboth
The brother of one's mother.
- 2.beautyclassical
Refers to beauty or a pleasing appearance.
- 3.good omenclassical
Something perceived as a sign of good fortune or promise.
- 4.army standardclassical
The banner or standard of a military force.
- 5.black camelclassical
A black male camel.
- 1.maternal unclesboth
The plural form of 'khal', referring to the brothers of one's mother.
- 1.maternal unclesclassical
Another plural form for 'khal', referring to the brothers of one's mother.
- 1.maternal unclesclassical
A plural form for 'khal', referring to the brothers of one's mother.
- 1.maternal unclesclassical
A plural form for 'khal', referring to the brothers of one's mother.
- 1.maternal unclehoodboth
The state or relationship of being a maternal uncle.
- 2.kinshipclassical
The bond of kinship, specifically related to maternal uncles.
- 1.owner of this horseclassical
The person who owns or is in charge of a particular horse.
- 1.to discernboth
To perceive or recognize something, especially a quality or potential.
- 2.to prognosticateclassical
To foresee or predict future events or outcomes.
- 1.to discernboth
To perceive or recognize something, especially a quality or potential.
- 2.to imagineclassical
To form a mental image or concept of something.
- 1.to discernboth
To perceive or recognize something, especially a quality or potential.
- 2.to take upclassical
To adopt or begin to use or practice something.
- 3.to care forclassical
To look after and provide for someone or something.
- 1.standing over itclassical
Being in charge of and overseeing something, like property or wealth.
- 1.to take itboth
To adopt or acquire something.
- 1.to look after himboth
To take care of, attend to, or visit someone.
- 1.to have maternal unclesclassical
To be characterized by having maternal uncles.
- 1.generous in unclesclassical
Having esteemed paternal and maternal uncles, implying noble lineage.
- 1.honoredboth
Treated with respect and honor.
- 1.generous in unclesclassical
Having esteemed paternal and maternal uncles, implying noble lineage.
- 1.base of a bridleclassical
The part of a bridle that attaches to the bit.
- 2.blessingsboth
Divine gifts, favors, or provisions, including servants and household members.
- 3.servantsboth
People employed to serve, including male and female attendants.
- 1.one servantclassical
A single individual from the group referred to as 'khawl', meaning servants or attendants.
- 1.to take them as servantsclassical
To adopt or acquire individuals as servants or attendants.
- 1.to take them as maternal unclesclassical
To consider or adopt individuals as maternal uncles.
- 1.God granted him wealthboth
God bestowed wealth upon someone as a favor or blessing.
- 1.shepherdboth
A person who tends to livestock, especially sheep, and looks after them well.
- 1.he shepherdedclassical
He performed the duties of a shepherd, tending to livestock.
- 1.he shepherdedclassical
He performed the duties of a shepherd, tending to livestock.
- 1.scatteredclassical
Dispersed or spread out in various directions.
- 1.worthy of goodclassical
Deserving or likely to receive good fortune or positive outcomes.
- 1.Aws bin Khuliboth
A companion of the Prophet Muhammad.
- 1.Khuli bin Abi Khuliboth
A companion of the Prophet Muhammad.
- 1.narrator of hadithclassical
A person who transmits or narrates hadith (sayings and actions of the Prophet).
- 2.Sayf bin Bistam bin Qaysclassical
A name, possibly referring to a person or a sword.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A place name mentioned in the text.
- 1.Khawlanboth
A tribe from Yemen.
- 1.Khawlan kohlclassical
An extract or essence derived from the Hadad plant, used as kohl.
- 1.female gazelleclassical
A female gazelle.
- 1.Khwaylahboth
A female given name, mentioned in relation to several female companions.