ديص
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes the act of moving stealthily, slinking, or slipping away. It also encompasses related concepts like being elusive, a thief, or a swelling that moves under the skin.
Derived headwords
- 1.to slink, sneakboth
To move stealthily, to creep or slink around, often with a sense of cunning or evasion.
- 2.to move, shift (swelling)classical
Used to describe a swelling or lump (غدة) that moves or shifts when touched.
- 1.he slinks, sneaksboth
Present tense of the verb 'to slink' or 'to sneak'.
- 1.slinking, sneakingclassical
The act or state of slinking or sneaking; stealthy movement.
- 1.its place of slinkingclassical
The place or path where something slinks or moves stealthily.
- 1.swelling, lumpclassical
A swelling or a lump, particularly one that is movable or shifts under the skin.
- 1.the swelling movedclassical
The swelling or lump moved or shifted when touched.
- 1.elusive, uncatchableclassical
Describing someone or something that is difficult to catch, apprehend, or deal with; elusive.
- 1.the root, originboth
the root, origin
- 1.the pluralboth
the plural
- 1.slipping away, escapingclassical
The act of slipping or sliding out of one's grasp or control; escaping.
- 1.to slip away, escapeclassical
To slip or slide out of something, to escape from a grip or situation.
- 1.prone to evil, maliciousclassical
Describing someone who is inclined towards evil or mischief, or who brings bad things.