دلف
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of slow, deliberate, or measured movement, often associated with age, burden, or a steady advance. It also extends to the idea of a projectile falling short or a specific marine creature.
Derived headwords
- 1.to walk slowlyboth
To walk with a slow, measured, or deliberate pace, often implying difficulty or age.
- 2.to advance steadilyboth
To move forward in a steady or gradual manner, often used in the context of military advance.
- 1.slow walkingclassical
The act of walking slowly and deliberately, especially by an elderly person.
- 1.the old man walked slowlyclassical
An expression indicating that an elderly man was walking with a slow and measured gait.
- 1.the battalion advancedclassical
The military unit moved forward steadily and gradually.
- 1.we advanced themclassical
We caused them to advance or move forward.
- 1.arrow falling shortclassical
An arrow that strikes below the intended target and then falls away from its mark.
- 2.one walking with a heavy loadclassical
A person who walks slowly and deliberately while carrying a heavy burden.
- 1.walking slowlyclassical
Describing someone who walks with a slow, measured gait, often due to carrying a heavy load.
- 1.plural of Dalfclassical
The broken plural of 'al-dalf', referring to those who walk slowly or with a heavy load.
- 1.with a damma on the dal and a kasra on the fa: an animal in the sea that saves the groupboth
with a damma on the dal and a kasra on the fa: an animal in the sea that saves the group