عضل
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThe root عضل (ʿaḍal) primarily relates to concepts of difficulty, obstruction, and hardship. It extends to describe physical attributes like muscle and flesh, as well as abstract notions of severe problems, stubbornness, and even specific tribal names and animals.
Derived headwords
- 1.shrewd personclassical
A highly cunning or astute individual, often implying a difficult or formidable nature.
- 2.muscleboth
A mass of flesh, particularly a muscle in the leg, or any gathered and compact flesh attached to a sinew.
- 1.plural of 'muscle of the leg'both
plural of 'muscle of the leg'
- 2.he prevented her from marryingboth
he prevented her from marrying
- 1.ratsclassical
The plural form referring to rats.
- 1.plural of 'muscle of the leg'both
plural of 'muscle of the leg'
- 2.he prevented her from marryingboth
he prevented her from marrying
- 1.plural of 'muscle of the leg'both
plural of 'muscle of the leg'
- 2.he prevented her from marryingboth
he prevented her from marrying
- 1.plural of 'muscle of the leg'both
plural of 'muscle of the leg'
- 2.he prevented her from marryingboth
he prevented her from marrying
- 1.incurable diseaseboth
A severe and intractable disease that baffles physicians.
- 2.insurmountable problemboth
A very difficult or intractable problem or situation.
- 1.it became severeboth
it became severe
- 1.insurmountable matterclassical
A situation or affair that is difficult to resolve or understand, with no clear path forward.
- 1.hardshipsboth
hardships
- 1.plural of 'muscle of the leg'both
plural of 'muscle of the leg'
- 2.he prevented her from marryingboth
he prevented her from marrying
- 1.obstructionboth
The act of making things difficult for someone or hindering them from their desires.
- 2.obstructed laborboth
A difficult or obstructed birth, referring to livestock or humans.
- 1.obstructed (birth)both
Describing an animal (e.g., sheep) or woman experiencing a difficult or obstructed birth.
- 1.whose way is not knownboth
whose way is not known
- 1.whose way is not knownboth
whose way is not known
- 1.difficult birthsclassical
Plural referring to cases of difficult or obstructed births, typically of sheep.
- 1.to be crowdedclassical
For land to be densely populated or crowded with its inhabitants.
- 1.to become bushyclassical
For a tree to become abundant in branches and dense.