السخلة
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to young sheep and goats, extending to concepts of weakness, inferiority, and immaturity in general. It also encompasses actions of taking stealthily, criticizing, and delaying.
Derived headwords
- 1.Young of sheep/goatboth
The young of a sheep or goat, regardless of age.
- 2.Immature thingclassical
Anything that has not reached completion or full development.
- 1.Young of sheep/goatboth
The young of a sheep or goat.
- 2.Weak, base personclassical
A man who is weak and base or ignoble.
- 1.Young of sheep/goatsboth
Plural of 'sakhla', referring to young sheep or goats.
- 2.Weak, base peopleclassical
Plural of 'sakhil', referring to weak and base men.
- 1.Young of sheep/goatsboth
Plural of 'sakhla', referring to young sheep or goats.
- 1.To expel themclassical
To expel or drive them away.
- 2.To take stealthilyclassical
To take something stealthily or by trickery.
- 1.To take the thing stealthilyclassical
To take the thing by stealth or deception.
- 1.To criticize themclassical
To find fault with them or criticize them.
- 1.To weaken the date palmclassical
To weaken the date palm, its pits, or its dates.
- 2.To shed datesclassical
For the date palm to shed its dates.
- 1.To shed dates (from him)classical
To shed dates (referring to a man, metaphorically or as a possessor).
- 1.To delay himclassical
To delay him or put him off.
- 1.Despised, unknownclassical
One who is despised, rejected, or unknown.
- 1.Inferior dateclassical
An inferior or undeveloped date (also called 'shays').
- 1.Refuse, dregsclassical
The refuse, dregs, or worthless part of something.