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الصغل
Root entry · 4 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a type of date, specifically dates that are clumped together and dense. It can also refer to a sticky or clay-like substance.
Derived headwords
الصُّغْلnoun
- 1.Clumped datesclassical
Dates that are stuck together and dense, often appearing with lines when split. This quality is rarely found in dates other than the Barni variety.
السُّغْلnoun
- 1.Clumped datesclassical
Synonymous with الصغل, referring to dates that are stuck together and dense.
الصَّيْغَلnoun
- 1.Dense, clumped datesclassical
Refers to dates that are clumped together and dense, exhibiting lines when split. It is typically associated with the Barni variety.
- 2.Sticky clayclassical
A description for clay that is sticky or dense, similar in texture to the clumped dates.
صيغلadjective
- 1.Sticky, denseclassical
Describing something, particularly clay, as sticky or dense.
Parallel reading
الصغل، ككتف: السغل.
Al-ṣughl, like 'katif': Al-sughl.
والصيغل، كجردحل: التمر الملتزق بعضه ببعض المكتنز، فإذا فلق، رئي فيه كالخطوط، وقلما يكون في غير البرني.
And al-ṣayghal, like 'jaradḥal': The dates stuck to each other, dense; and when it is split, lines are seen within it, and it is rarely found in anything other than the Barni (dates).
ويقال: طين صيغل أيضا، وليس على فيعل غيره.
And it is said: 'sticky clay' also, and there is no other word on the pattern of fayʿal (except this one).