دلص
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes something that is smooth, shiny, and lustrous, often applied to armor. It also extends to the idea of slipping or falling out of one's grasp, and a specific type of animal or object characterized by slipperiness or shininess.
Derived headwords
- 1.smooth and shinyboth
Describing something that is smooth and lustrous, often used for armor.
- 1.smooth and shinyboth
Describing something that is smooth and lustrous, often used for armor.
- 1.smooth and shinyboth
Describing something that is smooth and lustrous, often used for armor.
- 1.to be smooth and shinyclassical
The passive form indicating that the armor became smooth and shiny.
- 1.to be smooth and shinyclassical
The passive form indicating that the armor became smooth and shiny.
- 1.to make smooth and shinyclassical
The active form indicating that someone made the armor smooth and shiny.
- 1.making smooth and shinyclassical
The masdar (verbal noun) of making something smooth and shiny.
- 1.shinyclassical
Describing something as shiny or lustrous.
- 1.shinyclassical
Describing something as shiny or lustrous; a shortened form of الدلامص.
- 1.shinyclassical
Describing something as shiny or lustrous; a variant form.
- 1.shinyclassical
Describing something as shiny or lustrous; a variant form.
- 1.to slip outboth
To slip or fall out of one's grasp.
- 1.thingboth
A general term for an object or item.
- 1.plural of 'yad'both
plural of 'yad'
- 2.in front of itboth
in front of it
- 3.in my possessionboth
in my possession
- 1.slipperyclassical
Describing something that is slippery or prone to slipping.