الدغل
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of corruption, deceit, and hidden danger. It extends to dense, tangled vegetation, places of ambush, and treacherous situations. It also encompasses hidden malice and internal strife.
Derived headwords
- 1.Corruptor, troublemakerclassical
Someone who enters into a matter with the intention of corrupting or causing trouble.
- 2.Dense, tangled vegetationboth
A thick, intertwined growth of trees and plants.
- 3.Tangled growth of plantsboth
The state of plants being densely intertwined and abundant.
- 4.Place of ambushboth
A location where one fears being ambushed or assassinated.
- 1.Dense vegetation (pl.)both
Plural of 'daghl', referring to thick, tangled forests or undergrowth.
- 2.Places of ambush (pl.)both
Plural of 'daghl', referring to dangerous places where ambushes can occur.
- 1.Dense vegetation (pl.)both
Plural of 'daghl', referring to thick, tangled forests or undergrowth.
- 2.Places of ambush (pl.)both
Plural of 'daghl', referring to dangerous places where ambushes can occur.
- 1.Place with dense vegetationboth
A location characterized by thick, tangled plant growth.
- 2.Hidden or dangerous placeboth
A place that is concealed or poses a hidden danger.
- 1.To enter a placeclassical
To go into a place, especially a dense or dangerous one.
- 2.To betray or assassinateclassical
To act treacherously towards someone or to kill them secretly.
- 3.To inform on someoneclassical
To report someone's wrongdoings or secrets to authorities.
- 4.To corrupt or spoilclassical
To introduce something that spoils or corrupts a matter.
- 1.To enter a placeclassical
To go into a place, especially a dense or dangerous one.
- 1.To betray or assassinateclassical
To act treacherously towards someone or to kill them secretly.
- 2.To inform on someoneclassical
To report someone's wrongdoings or secrets to authorities.
- 1.To corrupt a matterclassical
To introduce something that spoils or corrupts a matter.
- 1.Hidden maliceclassical
Resentment or ill will that is kept hidden and unexpressed.
- 2.People seeking your flawsclassical
A group of people who are actively looking for your faults or seeking to expose your treachery.
- 1.To enter suspiciouslyclassical
To enter a place or situation in a manner that is suspicious or indicative of ill intent.
- 1.Calamities, disastersclassical
Great misfortunes or disasters, used without a singular form.
- 1.Valleysclassical
The bottoms or interiors of valleys.
- 1.Dense vegetationboth
A thick, tangled growth of trees and plants.
- 2.Place of ambushboth
A location where one fears being ambushed or assassinated.