الكءل
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns a specific type of financial transaction involving the exchange of debts. It also extends to descriptions of physical stature, specifically shortness, sometimes with added characteristics of stoutness or wide-set legs.
Derived headwords
- 1.Debt exchange transactionclassical
A transaction where one buys or sells a debt owed to him by a person, in exchange for a debt that person owes to another.
- 1.To exchange debtsclassical
To engage in the transaction of buying or selling a debt owed to oneself by one person, in exchange for a debt that person owes to another.
- 1.Debt exchangeclassical
The act or instance of exchanging debts, as described in the root's primary meaning.
- 1.Debt exchangeclassical
An alternative form for the noun denoting the act or instance of exchanging debts.
- 1.Shortmodern
Describing a person who is short in stature.
- 2.Short and stoutmodern
Describing a person who is short, with added stoutness or thickness.
- 3.Short and wide-leggedmodern
Describing a person who is short and has wide-set legs (fajh).
- 1.Shortmodern
A descriptive term for someone who is short.
- 2.Short and stoutmodern
Indicating shortness combined with stoutness.
- 3.Short and wide-leggedmodern
Describing shortness along with a wide stance or spread legs.
- 1.To be shortmodern
To have the characteristic of being short in stature.
- 2.To be short and stoutmodern
To possess the quality of being short and stout.
- 3.To be short and wide-leggedmodern
To be short with wide-set legs.