قلم
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the act of cutting, trimming, or shaping, particularly nails or reeds. It extends to tools used for writing, parts of plants or animals, and even specific types of garments or plants.
Derived headwords
- 1.he trimmed his nail, from the verb class of 'ḍaraba'both
he trimmed his nail, from the verb class of 'ḍaraba'
- 2.he trimmed his nails (intensified for frequency)both
he trimmed his nails (intensified for frequency)
- 1.he trimmed his nail, from the verb class of 'ḍaraba'both
he trimmed his nail, from the verb class of 'ḍaraba'
- 2.he trimmed his nails (intensified for frequency)both
he trimmed his nails (intensified for frequency)
- 1.nail clippingboth
The part of a nail that is cut off or falls away.
- 1.having trimmed nailsclassical
Describing someone whose nails have been trimmed or cut.
- 1.blunt-nailedclassical
Describing someone with blunt or worn-down nails, often implying weakness or lack of sharpness.
- 1.he trimmed his nail, from the verb class of 'ḍaraba'both
he trimmed his nail, from the verb class of 'ḍaraba'
- 2.he trimmed his nails (intensified for frequency)both
he trimmed his nails (intensified for frequency)
- 1.climatemodern
The prevailing weather conditions in a region.
- 2.regionmodern
A large area of land that is different from other areas in character, purpose, or appearance.
- 3.climeclassical
A region or country, especially with reference to its climate.
- 1.type of plantclassical
A type of plant, specifically a type of 'hamdh' (a category of salt-tolerant plants), indicated by the doubling of the 'lam'.
- 1.sheath for a camel's penisclassical
A sheath or covering for the penis of a camel.
- 1.pen casemodern
A case or container for holding pens.
- 1.knuckles of a spearclassical
The joints or segments of a spear.
- 1.a type of Roman cloth that changes colors to the eyesboth
a type of Roman cloth that changes colors to the eyes