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السقل
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to polishing and sharpening, extending to the flank of an animal, and also describes a lean or emaciated condition in humans and horses.
Derived headwords
الصقلnoun
- 1.polishingboth
The act of making something smooth and shiny by rubbing it.
- 2.sharpeningboth
The act of making an edge or point sharp.
السقلnoun
- 1.flankclassical
The side of an animal's body between the ribs and the hip.
السيقلnoun
- 1.polisherclassical
One who polishes or sharpens things, often referring to a swordsmith or cutler.
الصيقلnoun
- 1.polisherboth
A person who polishes or sharpens, especially metal objects.
الإسقيلnoun
- 1.wild onionclassical
A type of wild onion, also known as the 'Persian onion' or 'wild garlic'.
الإسقالnoun
- 1.wild onionclassical
A type of wild onion, also known as the 'Persian onion' or 'wild garlic'.
رجل منهضم الخاصرتينadjective
- 1.lean-flanked manclassical
A man whose flanks are sunken or emaciated.
خيل قليل لحم المتنينadjective
- 1.lean-backed horseclassical
A horse that has little flesh on its back and loins, indicating leanness.
Parallel reading
السقل: الصقل
Al-saql: polishing.
وبالضم: الخاصرة
And with dammah: the flank.
لغة في الصاد
A variant pronunciation for the letter sad.
والسيقل: الصيقل
And al-sayqil: the polisher.
والإسقيل والإسقال، بكسرهما: العنصل
And al-isqīl and al-isqāl, with kasrah for both: the wild onion.
أي بصل الفار
Meaning, the mouse's onion.
وككتف: الرجل المنهضم الخاصرتين
And like 'kutuf': the man with sunken flanks.
ومن الخيل: القليل لحم المتنين
And among horses: the one with little flesh on its back.