دلل
Root entry · 21 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns guidance, indication, and leading someone. It also extends to meanings of coquetry, charm, and a dignified bearing, as well as movement associated with hanging or swaying.
Derived headwords
- 1.what is used as evidenceboth
what is used as evidence
- 2.also the one who guidesboth
also the one who guides
- 1.guide, indicatorboth
The one who guides or indicates the way.
- 1.he guided him on the path, he guides him (yudulluhu) with damma, 'dalāla' with fatḥa and kasra, and 'dalūla' with damma and fatḥa is more commonboth
he guided him on the path, he guides him (yudulluhu) with damma, 'dalāla' with fatḥa and kasra, and 'dalūla' with damma and fatḥa is more common
- 2.he was delighted (like the verb 'tariba')both
he was delighted (like the verb 'tariba')
- 1.guidance, indicationboth
The act or process of guiding or indicating the way.
- 2.meaning, significanceboth
The indication or implication of something.
- 1.coquetry, charmclassical
Playful or flirtatious behavior, often characterized by graceful movements and a charming demeanor.
- 1.guidance, indicationclassical
A form of the masdar for 'to guide', emphasizing the act of showing the way.
- 1.guide, proofclassical
An alternative form for 'guide' or 'proof'.
- 1.coquetry and charmboth
coquetry and charm
- 2.close to what is between themboth
close to what is between them
- 1.the woman showed coquetry (tadillu) with kasra, 'dallan' and 'dalālan' with fatḥa in bothboth
the woman showed coquetry (tadillu) with kasra, 'dallan' and 'dalālan' with fatḥa in both
- 1.she also showed coquetryboth
she also showed coquetry
- 1.possessing good charmclassical
Describing someone, particularly a woman, who has an attractive and charming demeanor.
- 1.charm, coquetryboth
The quality of being charming, alluring, or playfully teasing.
- 1.he showed confidence, so he hopedboth
he showed confidence, so he hoped
- 2.diminutive plural (of paucity)both
diminutive plural (of paucity)
- 1.with a shaddah on the lāmboth
with a shaddah on the lām
- 1.he trusts himboth
he trusts him
- 1.guide, indicatorboth
That which guides or indicates; similar in meaning to 'hadi' (guide).
- 1.The singular is hadiyyahboth
The singular is hadiyyah
- 2.The singular is hadyahboth
The singular is hadyah
- 1.he guided him on the path, he guides him (yudulluhu) with damma, 'dalāla' with fatḥa and kasra, and 'dalūla' with damma and fatḥa is more commonboth
he guided him on the path, he guides him (yudulluhu) with damma, 'dalāla' with fatḥa and kasra, and 'dalūla' with damma and fatḥa is more common
- 2.he was delighted (like the verb 'tariba')both
he was delighted (like the verb 'tariba')
- 1.it moved danglingboth
it moved dangling
- 1.instability, commotionclassical
A state of disturbance, agitation, or unrest.
- 1.large hedgehogclassical
A large species of hedgehog.