صلد

Root entry · 13 derived lemmas

This root primarily describes hardness, solidity, and unresponsiveness. It extends to describe unyielding surfaces, stubbornness, and even a horse that doesn't sweat or a slow-boiling pot.

Derived headwords

صَلْدadjective

1.
meaning hard and smoothboth
meaning hard and smooth

صَلَدَverb

1.
meaning hard and smoothboth
meaning hard and smooth

يَصْلِدُverb

1.
to make a sound without producing fireclassical
Specifically referring to the striking of flint or a similar hard material that produces a sound but no spark.

صُلُودًاnoun

1.
sound without fireclassical
The act or state of striking something hard and producing a sound but no fire.

أَصْلَدَverb

1.
to strike flintclassical
To strike flint or a similar hard object in such a way that it makes a sound but yields no fire.

أَصْلَدَverb

1.
to be stingyclassical
To be characterized by stinginess or avarice.

الأَصْلَدadjective

1.
stingy, miserlyclassical
One who is characterized by extreme stinginess or avarice.

الصَّلُودnoun

1.
slow-boiling potclassical
A pot that boils very slowly, implying a lack of vigorous heat or responsiveness.
2.
horse that doesn't sweatclassical
A horse that does not sweat during exertion, suggesting a lack of responsiveness or a peculiar constitution.

صَلْدَةadjective

1.
hard, solidboth
Feminine form of 'ṣald', describing something hard and solid.

صَلْدَةnoun

1.
hard groundboth
Land that is hard and unyielding.

صَلْدَةnoun

1.
foreheadclassical
A hard or prominent forehead.

صَلُودadjective

1.
unresponsive, stubbornclassical
Describing a female animal, particularly a camel, that is stubborn or unresponsive to the rider's commands.

مِصْلَادadjective

1.
unresponsive, stubbornclassical
Similar to 'ṣalūd', describing a female animal that is stubborn or difficult to manage.

Parallel reading

حجر صلد

a hard stone

أي صلب أملس

meaning hard and smooth

وأرض صلدة

and hard ground

وجبين صلد

and a hard forehead

براق أصلاد الجبين الاجله

shining, hard foreheads, the prominent ones

وصلد الزند يصلد بالكسر صلودا: إذا صوت ولم يخرج نارا

And the flint strikes (yaṣlidu) with kasra, producing a sound (ṣulūdan): if it makes a sound and does not produce fire.

وأصلد الرجل: أي صلد زنده

And the man struck flint (aṣlada): meaning his flint struck.

والأصلد: البخيل

And the 'aṣlad' is the stingy one.

والصلود: القدر البطيئة الغلي

And the 'ṣalūd' is the pot that boils slowly.

والفرس الذي لا يعرق

and the horse that does not sweat.

وناقة صلود ومصلاد، أي بكيئة

And a stubborn female camel ('ṣalūd' and 'miṣlād'), meaning unresponsive.