الفهة
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of speech impediment, specifically being tongue-tied or unable to articulate clearly. It also extends to the meaning of forgetting or being forgetful, and in a specific context, relates to being adept or skilled in managing wealth.
Derived headwords
- 1.inarticulatenessboth
A condition of being unable to speak clearly or fluently, often due to a speech impediment or being tongue-tied.
- 1.inarticulatenessclassical
Similar to الفِهَة, referring to a lack of eloquence or clarity in speech.
- 1.inarticulatenessclassical
Another term denoting a state of being unable to speak properly or clearly.
- 1.to be tongue-tiedboth
To be unable to speak due to speech impediment or being rendered speechless.
- 2.to forgetboth
To lose something from memory; to become forgetful.
- 1.God made him unable to speakclassical
A passive construction indicating that God caused someone to be unable to speak or articulate.
- 1.to make unable to speakclassical
To cause someone to become inarticulate or unable to speak.
- 1.tongue-tiedclassical
Describing someone who is unable to speak clearly or fluently.
- 2.forgetfulclassical
Describing someone who is prone to forgetting.
- 1.tongue-tiedclassical
An intensified form describing someone who is very unable to speak clearly.
- 2.forgetfulclassical
An intensified form describing someone who is very forgetful.
- 1.adept with wealthclassical
Describing someone who is skilled and proficient in managing or handling wealth and property.