سدل
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of letting something hang down, fall, or be lowered. It extends to describing things that hang loosely, like hair or curtains, and also has specific applications to objects like veils and even a type of bird.
Derived headwords
- 1.he let it down, loosened itboth
he let it down, loosened it
- 1.letting hang downboth
The act or instance of letting something hang down loosely.
- 1.hanging hairboth
hanging hair
- 1.veilclassical
A covering or veil that hangs down, specifically one used to cover a howdah (a seat on an elephant).
- 1.veilsclassical
Plural of السديل, referring to coverings or veils that hang down.
- 2.strings of jewelsclassical
A string or strand of jewels or precious stones.
- 1.veilsclassical
Plural of السديل, referring to coverings or veils that hang down.
- 1.veilsclassical
Plural of السديل, referring to coverings or veils that hang down.
- 1.string of jewelsclassical
A string or strand of jewels or precious stones.
- 1.Persian wordclassical
A word of Persian origin, referring to a structure described as three houses within one, similar to a 'حارى' (possibly a type of building or enclosure).
- 1.birdclassical
A type of bird that eats 'البيش' (a substance, possibly a type of grain or seed).