ستل

Root entry · 11 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to the concept of following, succeeding, or coming one after another in succession. It also extends to meanings of following a path, and metaphorically, to things that flow or trail.

Derived headwords

ستلverb

1.
to follow successivelyboth
The people followed each other, coming out one after another.

استتلverb

1.
to follow successivelyboth
The people followed each other, coming out one after another.

تساتلverb

1.
to follow successivelyboth
The people followed each other, coming out one after another.

فساتلverb

1.
to flow or trickleclassical
Anything that flows, like tears or pearls, is described as 'fasatil'.

ستلnoun

1.
narrow pathclassical
A narrow path or way.

الستلnoun

1.
punishmentclassical
Punishment or retribution.
2.
bird of preyclassical
A bird resembling a vulture or eagle.

ستلانnoun

1.
punishmentsclassical
Plural of 'al-satl', referring to punishments.
2.
birds of preyclassical
Plural of 'al-satl', referring to birds of prey.

التبعnoun

1.
followerclassical
One who follows or is subordinate.

ساتلverb

1.
to followclassical
To follow or pursue.

الستالةnoun

1.
basenessclassical
Meanness, baseness, or ignobility.

المستولnoun

1.
the stripped oneclassical
One who has been stripped bare or divested.

Parallel reading

ستل القوم، واستتلوا وتساتلوا: خرجوا متتابعين واحدا بعد واحد

The people followed each other, coming out one after another.

وكل ما جرى قطرانا كالدمع واللؤلؤ: فساتل

And anything that flowed like tears or pearls: 'fasatil'.

وكمقعد: الطريق الضيق

And like 'maq'ad': the narrow path.

والستل، محركة: العقاب، أو طائر شبيه به، أو بالنسر، ج: ستلان، بالضم والكسر، والتبع

And 'al-satl', with harakah: the vulture, or a bird similar to it, or like the eagle, its plural is 'satlan', with dammah and kasrah, and 'al-taba'.

وساتل: تابع

And 'satil': one who follows.

والستالة، بالضم: الرذالة

And 'al-satalah', with dammah: baseness.