سهل
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of ease, smoothness, and gentleness. It extends to geographical features like plains and gentle terrain, as well as personal disposition and the facilitation of actions or processes.
Derived headwords
- 1.easy-going in characterboth
easy-going in character
- 2.it became easyboth
it became easy
- 3.it was easy, it is easy, easeboth
it was easy, it is easy, ease
- 4.to be easy, easeboth
to be easy, ease
- 1.flat landboth
flat land
- 1.the nisba (relative adjective) to 'السهل' with damma, irregularlyboth
the nisba (relative adjective) to 'السهل' with damma, irregularly
- 1.they reached the plainboth
they reached the plain
- 2.the medicine loosened his bowelsboth
the medicine loosened his bowels
- 1.easy-going in characterboth
easy-going in character
- 2.it became easyboth
it became easy
- 3.it was easy, it is easy, easeboth
it was easy, it is easy, ease
- 4.to be easy, easeboth
to be easy, ease
- 1.ease, simplicityboth
The state or quality of being easy, simple, or uncomplicated, as opposed to difficulty or roughness.
- 1.easy-going in characterboth
easy-going in character
- 2.it became easyboth
it became easy
- 3.it was easy, it is easy, easeboth
it was easy, it is easy, ease
- 4.to be easy, easeboth
to be easy, ease
- 1.they reached the plainboth
they reached the plain
- 2.the medicine loosened his bowelsboth
the medicine loosened his bowels
- 1.facilitation, simplificationboth
The act of making something easier, simpler, or more manageable; the process of facilitation.
- 1.leniency, toleranceboth
The act of being lenient, tolerant, or permissive; overlooking faults or difficulties.
- 1.he considered it easyboth
he considered it easy
- 1.a star (Canopus)both
a star (Canopus)