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ءكل
Root entry · 4 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of eating, consuming food, and the sustenance derived from it. It also extends to the concept of a single instance of eating or a portion of food.
Derived headwords
أَكَلَverb
- 1.he ate the food (from the root naṣara)both
he ate the food (from the root naṣara)
- 2.he made it wearyboth
he made it weary
- 3.his camel became weary, and he became 'mukill', meaning he had relatives who were dependent on himboth
his camel became weary, and he became 'mukill', meaning he had relatives who were dependent on him
أَكْلًاnoun
- 1.eatingboth
The act or process of consuming food.
- 2.consumptionboth
The act of consuming or using up something.
مَأْكَلًاnoun
- 1.foodboth
Something that is eaten; sustenance.
- 2.place of eatingclassical
A location where one eats or where food is consumed.
الأَكْلَةnoun
- 1.with fatḥa: one time until satisfiedboth
with fatḥa: one time until satisfied
- 2.with ḍamma: one mouthfulboth
with ḍamma: one mouthful
- 3.it is also a cake/loafboth
it is also a cake/loaf
- 4.with kasra: the manner in which one eats, like the manner of sitting or kneelingboth
with kasra: the manner in which one eats, like the manner of sitting or kneeling
Parallel reading
أكلت الطعام أكلا ومأكلا.
I ate the food, a meal and sustenance.
والأكلة: المرة الواحدة حتى تشبع.
And 'al-aklah' means the single instance until one is satisfied.
والاكلة باضم
And 'al-aklah' with a dammah.