ءلق
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to shining or gleaming, particularly the lightning. It also encompasses terms for a wolf, a type of food, and madness, with some derived forms describing swiftness or being afflicted by madness.
Derived headwords
- 1.the lightning flashedboth
the lightning flashed
- 2.it shoneboth
it shone
- 1.the lightning flashedboth
the lightning flashed
- 2.it shoneboth
it shone
- 1.shining, gleamingclassical
The act or state of shining or gleaming, synonymous with 'ta'alluq'. It describes the quality of being luminous or radiant.
- 1.wolfclassical
A male wolf. The term is specifically used for this animal.
- 1.female wolfclassical
A female wolf. It is the feminine form of 'ilq'.
- 2.female ape/monkeyclassical
A female ape or monkey. The term is sometimes applied to these primates.
- 1.madnessclassical
Insanity or madness. It is a noun derived from the concept of being afflicted by it.
- 1.mad, insaneclassical
Afflicted with madness or insanity. This is a passive participle form indicating someone who has been driven mad.
- 1.shining, gleamingclassical
Shining or gleaming. This adjective describes something that possesses the quality of brilliance or radiance.
- 2.swift-footed, agileclassical
Quick and agile in movement, particularly in leaping. This describes someone who is fast and nimble.
- 1.the desertboth
the desert
- 1.food preparationclassical
A type of food prepared from butter, often served as a delicacy. It is a dish enjoyed by those with a keen appetite.