جلمه
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of cutting, shearing, or stripping away. It extends to the meat removed from bones, sheared wool, and refers to specific types of sheep, goats, and even celestial bodies.
Derived headwords
- 1.to cutboth
To cut something, especially to sever a part from a whole.
- 2.to strip meatclassical
To take the meat off the bones of a slaughtered animal, like a camel.
- 3.to shear woolboth
To shear or cut wool from a sheep.
- 1.to strip meatclassical
To strip the meat from the bones of an animal.
- 1.sheared woolclassical
Wool that has been sheared or cut off.
- 1.fatclassical
The fat from the mesentery (tharb) of a sheep.
- 1.shornclassical
Having been shorn or shaven, referring to an animal.
- 1.skinned sheepclassical
A skinned sheep from which the lower leg bones and excess parts have been removed.
- 2.whole thingboth
The entirety or entirety of something.
- 1.whole thingboth
The entirety or entirety of something.
- 1.shorn male goatsclassical
Male goats that have been shorn or shaven.
- 1.long-legged sheepclassical
A type of sheep with long legs and no wool on their limbs, found in Taif.
- 2.male antelope/sheepclassical
The male of gazelles and sheep.
- 3.shearsboth
The tool used for shearing wool.
- 4.tickboth
A small parasitic arachnid.
- 5.brandclassical
A mark or brand used for camels.
- 6.moonclassical
The moon, or specifically the crescent moon.
- 7.young goatclassical
The young of a goat, a kid.
- 1.moonclassical
The moon, or specifically the crescent moon.