الكلام
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns speech, words, and communication. It extends to related concepts like eloquence, discourse, and even the divine word. Metaphorically, it can also refer to wounds.
Derived headwords
- 1.speechboth
Spoken words, discourse, or utterance. It can also refer to something self-sufficient.
- 2.hard groundclassical
Rough or hard land, specifically mentioned with a dammah.
- 3.a place nameclassical
A specific location in Tabaristan.
- 1.wordboth
A single unit of language, a term, or an utterance.
- 2.poemclassical
A lengthy piece of poetry, a qasida.
- 1.to woundboth
To inflict a wound upon someone.
- 1.to speakboth
To engage in speech, to talk, or to converse.
- 1.to speak to each otherclassical
Two people speaking to each other after a period of estrangement or silence.
- 1.speakingboth
The act of speaking, used as a verbal noun.
- 1.speakingboth
The act of speaking, used as a verbal noun.
- 1.speakingboth
The act of speaking, used as a verbal noun.
- 1.speakingboth
The act of speaking, used as a verbal noun.
- 1.the enduring wordclassical
Specifically refers to the declaration of monotheism (Tawhid).
- 1.Jesus, the word of Godclassical
A designation for Jesus, referring to his divine origin and miraculous creation.
- 1.eloquent manclassical
A man who is skilled and eloquent in his speech.
- 1.eloquent manclassical
A man who is skilled and eloquent in his speech.
- 1.eloquentclassical
Describing someone who is good and eloquent in speech.
- 2.talkativeclassical
Describing someone who speaks a lot.
- 1.woundboth
An injury, a physical wound.
- 1.woundedboth
One who has been wounded or injured.
- 1.woundedboth
One who has been wounded or injured.