جلح
Root entry · 21 derived lemmasThe root جلح (j-l-ḥ) primarily relates to concepts of grazing, eating, and stripping away, particularly of vegetation. It also extends to descriptions of physical characteristics like receding hairlines, lack of horns, and specific types of camels or difficult years. Metaphorically, it can refer to boldness or open confrontation.
Derived headwords
- 1.to graze the topsclassical
When livestock, especially camels, graze the upper parts of trees and strip their bark.
- 1.grazing the topsclassical
The act of grazing the upper parts of trees and stripping their bark.
- 1.grazedclassical
Describing a camel that has grazed the tops of trees and stripped their bark.
- 1.fluff from reedsclassical
The fluffy material that flies off the heads of reeds and papyrus, resembling cotton.
- 1.sharing secretsclassical
The act of sharing secrets or confidences with someone, similar to 'mukulaha'.
- 1.camels that lactate in winterclassical
Female camels that produce milk during the winter season.
- 2.years of lossclassical
Years that cause significant loss of livestock and wealth.
- 1.camels that lactate in winterclassical
Female camels that produce milk during the winter season.
- 2.years of lossclassical
Years that cause significant loss of livestock and wealth.
- 1.resilient camelclassical
A female camel that endures severe drought years while still producing milk.
- 1.receding hairlineclassical
A condition where hair recedes from the sides of the head, following the 'naz' (hairline) and preceding baldness ('sala'a').
- 1.to have a receding hairlineclassical
A man experiencing hair loss from the sides of his head.
- 1.receding hairlineclassical
A man with a receding hairline.
- 2.flat-topped (litter)classical
Describing a type of camel litter ('hawdaj') that lacks a raised top.
- 3.hornless (cattle)classical
Cattle that do not have horns.
- 1.receding hairline areaclassical
The specific area on the sides of the head where the hair has receded.
- 1.hornless cattleclassical
Cattle that lack horns.
- 1.voracious eaterclassical
A person who eats a great deal.
- 2.eaten bareclassical
Describing vegetation that has been completely consumed by grazing.
- 1.boldnessclassical
Showing great courage, boldness, or determination.
- 2.stripping bareclassical
The act of stripping something bare, especially vegetation.
- 1.sweeping floodclassical
A large, destructive flood that sweeps away everything in its path.
- 2.a man's nameclassical
A proper name for a man.
- 1.to confront openlyclassical
To confront someone directly and openly about a matter.
- 1.open hostilityclassical
Openly declaring or showing enmity towards someone.
- 1.obstinate personclassical
Someone who is stubborn or defiant.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A location situated two farsakhs from Basra.
- 1.to shave his headclassical
To shave someone's head completely. The 'mim' is considered an extra letter.