كيل
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of measuring volume, particularly of dry goods like grain. It encompasses the tools used for measuring, the process itself, and related concepts like giving short measure or taking one's share.
Derived headwords
- 1.the measureboth
the measure
- 2.the verbal noun of *kāla aṭ-ṭaʿām* (he measured the food) from the pattern of *bāʿa*, and also *mikālan* and *makīlan*both
the verbal noun of *kāla aṭ-ṭaʿām* (he measured the food) from the pattern of *bāʿa*, and also *mikālan* and *makīlan*
- 1.To measure (volume)both
To measure out goods, typically by volume.
- 2.To give short measureclassical
To measure out less than the due amount.
- 1.Measuring (masdar)both
The verbal noun for the act of measuring volume.
- 1.Measure (vessel)both
A vessel or tool used for measuring volume.
- 1.Measure (vessel)classical
A vessel or tool used for measuring volume.
- 1.with kasraboth
with kasra
- 1.Bad quality and poor measureclassical
A proverbial expression meaning to be given something of poor quality and measured unfairly.
- 1.To measure for someoneboth
To measure out goods for someone.
- 1.he took from itboth
he took from it
- 1.Measured (by volume)both
Describing something that has been measured by volume.
- 1.Measured (by volume)both
Describing something that has been measured by volume.
- 1.To measure for each otherboth
To measure goods for one another.
- 1.To measure for each otherboth
To measure goods for one another.
- 1.Measuring mutuallyboth
One who measures for another, or with whom one measures.
- 1.No equal retribution in bloodclassical
A saying meaning that one should not seek equal retribution in blood, especially if it leads to further conflict or injustice.
- 1.To fail to produce fireclassical
Said of a fire-striker (zind) when it does not produce sparks.
- 1.Rear ranksclassical
The rearmost rows of a formation, especially in battle.
- 1.To stand in the rear ranksclassical
To position oneself in the rear ranks, often implying hesitation or avoidance of direct engagement.