الغيل
Root entry · 27 derived lemmasThe root الغيل primarily relates to concepts of milk, growth, abundance, and hidden or sudden actions. It encompasses milk consumed by a child from a pregnant mother, lush vegetation, flowing water, and also signifies deceit, assassination, and hidden malice.
Derived headwords
- 1.milk from a pregnant motherclassical
Milk that a woman nurses her child while she is pregnant or has conceived again. This specific milk is also called 'al-ghayl'.
- 2.full forearmclassical
A well-filled, plump forearm.
- 3.plump boyclassical
A fat and large boy.
- 4.flowing waterboth
Water that flows on the surface of the earth.
- 5.stream in a valleyboth
Any valley that contains flowing springs or water.
- 6.distant but seemingly nearclassical
Something that appears close but is actually far away.
- 7.thick, intertwined treesboth
Dense, closely packed trees.
- 8.group of reedsboth
A collection of reeds and rushes.
- 9.thicketboth
A dense patch of bushes or undergrowth.
- 10.wide garmentclassical
A spacious or loose-fitting garment.
- 11.mark or lineclassical
A line drawn or etched on something.
- 1.to nurse a child with 'ghayl' milkclassical
A woman nurses her child with 'ghayl' milk (milk from a pregnant mother).
- 1.to nurse a child with 'ghayl' milkclassical
A woman nurses her child with 'ghayl' milk (milk from a pregnant mother).
- 2.to give birth twice in a yearclassical
Said of sheep or goats that give birth twice in the same year.
- 1.nursing with 'ghayl' milkclassical
A woman who nurses her child with 'ghayl' milk.
- 2.pregnant while nursingclassical
A woman who is pregnant while nursing her child.
- 3.firm in the streamclassical
One who is firm or established within a stream or flowing water.
- 4.entering the streamclassical
One who enters or goes into a stream or flowing water.
- 1.nursing with 'ghayl' milkclassical
A woman who nurses her child with 'ghayl' milk.
- 1.to be pregnant while nursingclassical
A woman becomes pregnant while nursing her child.
- 1.pregnancy while nursingclassical
The state of a woman being pregnant while nursing her child.
- 2.fat womanclassical
A stout or corpulent woman.
- 3.deceptionboth
Trickery, guile, or deceit.
- 4.assassinationboth
Killing someone by stealth or treachery.
- 1.assassinboth
One who kills by stealth or treachery.
- 2.plump (forearm/boy)classical
Describing a plump forearm or a stout boy.
- 1.to assassinateboth
To kill someone by stealth, treachery, or surprise.
- 2.to grow plump and stoutclassical
Said of a boy who becomes fat and robust.
- 1.abundant or fat livestockclassical
Camels or cattle that are numerous or fat.
- 1.proper nameclassical
A proper name, notably of the poet Dhu al-Rummah.
- 1.Acacia treeclassical
A type of acacia tree, specifically the 'samar' tree.
- 1.hidden maliceboth
Inner resentment, hidden hatred, or concealed ill will.
- 2.evilboth
Harm, mischief, or wickedness.
- 1.hidden maliceclassical
Inner resentment, hidden hatred, or concealed ill will.
- 1.to grow in abundanceclassical
Said of wealth or numbers increasing greatly.
- 2.to become dense (trees)classical
Said of trees becoming thick and abundant.
- 1.trees became denseclassical
The trees grew thick and abundant.
- 1.trees became denseclassical
The trees grew thick and abundant.
- 1.firm in the streamclassical
One who is firm or established within a stream or flowing water.
- 2.entering the streamclassical
One who enters or goes into a stream or flowing water.
- 1.dense treeclassical
A tree with abundant branches and dense shade.
- 1.streamsboth
Plural of 'ghayl', referring to streams or valleys with water.
- 1.streamsboth
Plural of 'ghayl', referring to streams or valleys with water.
- 1.proper nameclassical
A proper name, notably of the poet Dhu al-Rummah.
- 1.a type of treeclassical
A specific type of tree, possibly referring to the 'samar' tree.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A place name, possibly a specific location.
- 1.lionclassical
A lion.
- 1.a valley nameclassical
A name of a valley located in Al-Yamamah.
- 1.a valley nameclassical
A name of a valley located in Al-Yamamah.