القزل
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes severe lameness, characterized by a thin leg due to loss of flesh. It also encompasses specific gaits associated with lameness, such as limping or strutting, and can refer to certain animals or parts of them.
Derived headwords
- 1.Severe lamenessboth
The worst kind of lameness, or thinness of the leg due to loss of its flesh, or both conditions combined. One is only described as 'aqzal' (lame) if possessing both.
- 2.Limping gaitboth
Walking with the gait of someone whose leg is cut off, or strutting.
- 1.To be lameboth
To be lame, possessing thinness of the leg due to loss of flesh.
- 1.To limpboth
To limp or walk with the gait of the lame.
- 2.To leapclassical
To leap or jump.
- 1.Limpingboth
A limping gait, or the act of limping.
- 1.Limpingboth
A limping gait, or the act of limping.
- 1.Lameboth
Describing someone who is severely lame, characterized by thinness of the leg due to loss of flesh.
- 1.Snakeclassical
A type of snake.
- 2.Wolfclassical
A wolf.
- 1.Feathers of eagle's tailclassical
Two feathers located in the middle of an eagle's tail.
- 1.Feathers of eagle's tailclassical
Plural of 'al-aqzalan', referring to the two feathers in the middle of an eagle's tail.