قلب
Root entry · 29 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of turning, inverting, or transforming something. It extends to the physical heart, the seat of intellect and emotion, and also encompasses related ideas like change, revolution, and even specific objects or conditions associated with these actions.
Derived headwords
- 1.the heart (physical organ)both
the heart (physical organ)
- 2.and it may be used to express the intellect/mindboth
and it may be used to express the intellect/mind
- 1.to turn over, invertboth
To cause something to turn over or invert, either physically or metaphorically.
- 2.to overturn, subvertboth
To bring about a complete change or overthrow.
- 3.to strike the heartclassical
To hit or affect someone's heart directly.
- 4.to remove the coreclassical
To extract the central part or core of something, like a palm tree.
- 1.to turn over, be invertedboth
To undergo a process of turning over or inversion, often used for physical objects or situations.
- 2.to be overturned, subvertedboth
To be brought down or overthrown.
- 1.place of return, destinationboth
A place where one turns back to or arrives at; a destination or outcome.
- 2.turning, inversion (masdar)both
The act or instance of turning or being turned over.
- 1.to turn over and overboth
To move by turning repeatedly, like a snake on hot sand.
- 2.to be inconstant, changeboth
To undergo frequent changes or shifts, implying instability.
- 1.to turn over repeatedlyboth
To turn something over multiple times, often by hand.
- 2.to examine, considerboth
To turn something over in one's mind, to ponder or examine it thoroughly.
- 1.disease affecting the heartclassical
A specific ailment that affects a camel's heart, potentially leading to death.
- 1.afflicted with 'qallab'classical
Describing a camel suffering from the heart disease known as 'qallab'.
- 1.to be afflicted with 'qallab'classical
To be struck by the disease 'qallab', specifically referring to camels.
- 2.to be ready to be turnedclassical
Used for bread that is ready to be flipped during baking.
- 1.illness, ailmentclassical
A general term for an illness or ailment, derived from the concept of being affected in the heart.
- 2.core, pithclassical
The central part or essence of something, particularly used for palm trees.
- 1.everted lipclassical
Describing a lip that is turned outwards or everted.
- 1.everted lipclassical
Describing a lip that is turned outwards or everted, similar to 'aqlab'.
- 1.inversion of the lipclassical
The condition of a lip being turned outwards.
- 1.with a fatḥa on the qaf, and also with a damma and a kasra, its core/pith (the palm heart)both
with a fatḥa on the qaf, and also with a damma and a kasra, its core/pith (the palm heart)
- 1.to turn redclassical
Describing dates (busra) when they begin to turn red.
- 1.Scorpion's Heartclassical
A specific constellation or lunar mansion in Arabic astronomy, known for its bright star.
- 1.pure Arabclassical
Describing someone of pure Arab lineage, used invariantly for gender and number.
- 1.core, pith (of palm)classical
The edible inner part of a palm tree, with variations in pronunciation.
- 1.single piece of a braceletclassical
A component of a bracelet that is made from a single piece.
- 1.snakeclassical
A type of snake, likened to the heart in some way.
- 1.ploughshare, digging ironclassical
An iron tool used for turning over the earth in agriculture.
- 1.insightful in changing mattersboth
insightful in changing matters
- 1.wolfclassical
A term for a wolf, similar to 'khanus'.
- 2.well (unlined)classical
A well, especially an old or abandoned one, before it is lined with stone.
- 1.wolfclassical
A plural form for wolf, similar to 'qaleeb'.
- 1.mold, castboth
A form or mold used for shaping things, like a shoe.
- 1.red date (busra)classical
Refers to dates that have turned red.
- 1.old wellsclassical
The plural of 'qaleeb', referring to old or abandoned wells.
- 1.old wellclassical
An ancient or original well.
- 1.Abu Qalabaclassical
A name of a person mentioned among the later scholars.