سجل
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to containers for liquids, particularly buckets, and by extension, the act of filling or pouring them. It also extends to concepts of recording, sending, and boasting, often metaphorically linked to the idea of a bucket being filled or emptied.
Derived headwords
- 1.Masculine, and it is the bucket when it contains water, little or much.both
Masculine, and it is the bucket when it contains water, little or much.
- 2.It is not called 'sijil' or 'dhanub' when it is empty.both
It is not called 'sijil' or 'dhanub' when it is empty.
- 3.The full bucket.both
The full bucket.
- 4.The document/deed.both
The document/deed.
- 1.buckets (plural)classical
The plural form of 'sijill', referring to buckets.
- 1.large bucketclassical
A large or hefty bucket.
- 1.The ruler recorded it (a document).both
The ruler recorded it (a document).
- 1.to flow outclassical
To flow out or pour forth, used in reference to water.
- 1.to fill (a basin)classical
To fill a basin or cistern, often to the brim.
- 2.to send forthclassical
To send forth or release words or speech.
- 1.long (camel)classical
Describing a she-camel as long, particularly in reference to its udder.
- 1.Masculine, and it is the bucket when it contains water, little or much.both
Masculine, and it is the bucket when it contains water, little or much.
- 2.It is not called 'sijil' or 'dhanub' when it is empty.both
It is not called 'sijil' or 'dhanub' when it is empty.
- 3.The full bucket.both
The full bucket.
- 4.The document/deed.both
The document/deed.
- 1.recording, registrationboth
The act of recording, registering, or documenting something, often by an official.
- 1.They are stones of clay, baked with the fire of Hell, with the names of the people written on them.both
They are stones of clay, baked with the fire of Hell, with the names of the people written on them.
- 1.boasting, rivalryclassical
A contest of boasting or rivalry, often in deeds or generosity, originating from the metaphor of competing with buckets.
- 1.to compete in boastingclassical
To engage in a contest of boasting or rivalry with someone.
- 1.they boasted to each otherclassical
They engaged in boasting or rivalry with one another.
- 1.freely available, openclassical
Something that is freely available, permitted, or open for use by anyone, without restriction.
- 1.sent forth, openclassical
Describing something as sent forth or made available to all, without specific conditions.
- 1.The mirror.both
The mirror.