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غتل
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a place that is abundant with trees, particularly dense or intertwined vegetation. It can also refer to the state of being intertwined or crowded, especially in the context of palm trees.
Derived headwords
غَتَلَverb
- 1.to be abundant with treesboth
To have a profusion of trees, making the place dense with vegetation.
غَتِلَverb
- 1.to be abundant with treesclassical
Similar to غَتَلَ, indicating a place that is rich in trees and dense vegetation.
غَتْلnoun
- 1.abundance of treesclassical
The state of a place being abundant with trees and dense vegetation.
غَتِلadjective
- 1.abundant with treesboth
Describing a place that is characterized by a profusion of trees and dense foliage.
نَخْلٌ غَتِلٌnoun
- 1.intertwined palm treesboth
Palm trees that are densely packed and intertwined, creating a thick canopy.
Parallel reading
غَتَلَ المكانُ، كَفَرِحَ: كَثُرَ فيهِ الشَّجَرُ
The place was abundant with trees, like 'faraha': trees became numerous in it.
فَهُوَ غَتِلٌ
And it is abundant with trees.
وَنَخْلٌ غَتِلٌ: مُلْتَفٌّ
And palm trees are intertwined: crowded together.