القندل
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes something large or great, particularly in the head or stature of animals like camels and donkeys. It also extends to a manner of walking with relaxed ease and refers to specific types of trees.
Derived headwords
- 1.Large-headed animalboth
Refers to an animal, such as a camel or donkey, that has a large head.
- 2.Tallboth
Describes someone or something as being tall or of great stature.
- 1.Like jandalclassical
This appears to be a comparative phrase, indicating similarity to something referred to as 'jandal', likely in the context of size or stature.
- 1.And 'alābiṭclassical
This seems to be a conjunction followed by another term, possibly related to size or a specific type of animal, but its exact meaning is unclear without further context.
- 1.Large-headed animalboth
A term for an animal, like a camel or donkey, characterized by its large head.
- 2.Tallboth
Describes someone or something as being tall.
- 1.To have a large headboth
The verb form indicating the state of possessing a large head.
- 2.To walk with easeboth
To walk in a relaxed, unhurried, and flowing manner.
- 1.Walked with relaxation and easeboth
Describes a gait characterized by a relaxed and flowing movement.
- 1.A type of treeboth
Refers to a specific kind of tree.
- 1.Lampmodern
A device used for producing light, typically a container with oil and a wick.
- 1.A tree in Syriaclassical
A specific type of tree found in the Levant region, known for its fragrant oil derived from its blossoms.