ءسل
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to elongated, pointed, or slender things, extending to trees with long thorns, spears, and physical features like a long, slender tongue or arm. It also encompasses the idea of resemblance or likeness.
Derived headwords
- 1.the long thorns of treesboth
the long thorns of trees
- 2.and spears are called 'asal'both
and spears are called 'asal'
- 1.meaning 'he drew the sword'both
meaning 'he drew the sword'
- 2.it was smooth (from the root ẓarufa)both
it was smooth (from the root ẓarufa)
- 1.slenderness, elongationclassical
The state or quality of being slender, long, and flowing, derived from the verb 'asala.
- 1.a man with a smooth cheek: soft and long-cheekedboth
a man with a smooth cheek: soft and long-cheeked
- 2.and every flowing thing is 'aseel'both
and every flowing thing is 'aseel'
- 1.tip of the tongueclassical
Refers to the pointed, slender tip of the tongue.
- 2.slender part of the forearmclassical
Denotes the slender, elongated part of the forearm.
- 1.resemblanceclassical
A term used to denote resemblance or likeness to someone, particularly in terms of characteristics and disposition.
- 1.name of a sand duneclassical
A proper noun referring to a specific sand dune.