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لكء
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to striking, hitting, and causing someone to fall. It also extends to meanings of staying in a place, delaying, and hesitating, sometimes implying feigning illness or inability.
Derived headwords
لَكَأَهُverb
- 1.to strike with a whipboth
To strike someone with a whip.
- 2.to strikeboth
To strike someone.
- 3.to fellboth
To strike someone down and throw them to the ground.
لَكَأَهُverb
- 1.to give one's full dueclassical
To give someone their entire right or due.
لُكَاءnoun
- 1.strikingclassical
The act of striking or hitting.
لَكِيءَverb
- 1.to stay in a placeboth
To reside or remain in a place.
لَكِيءَverb
- 1.to adhere toclassical
To stick to or remain in a place.
تَلَكَأَverb
- 1.to be slowboth
To be slow, to delay, to hesitate, or to make excuses.
- 2.to feign illnessboth
To pretend to be ill or incapacitated.
- 3.to refuseboth
To refuse or hold back.
تَلَكُّؤnoun
- 1.delayboth
The act of delaying, hesitating, or being slow.
لَكَأْتverb
- 1.to give birth toclassical
To give birth to, referring to a mother giving birth to her child.
Parallel reading
لَكَأَه بالسوط
He struck him with a whip.
لَكَأَهُ ضربه
He struck him, meaning he hit him.
لَكَأَهُ صرعه وضرب به الأرض
He struck him down and threw him to the ground.
لَكَأَهُ كَلَفَأَهُ أعطاه حقه كله
He gave him his full due.
لَكِيءَ بالمكان كَفَرِحَ أقام به
He stayed in the place, meaning he resided there.
لَكِيءَ بالموضع لزم
He remained in the place, meaning he adhered to it.
تَلَكَأَ عليه إذا اعتل
He became slow or hesitant towards him when he was ill.
تَلَكَأَ عنه أبطأ وتوقف واعتل وامتنع
He delayed or hesitated regarding it, stopping, feigning illness, and refusing.
فتلكأت عند الخامسة
So she hesitated at the fifth (statement).
أي توقفت وتباطأت أي تقولها
Meaning she stopped and slowed down in saying it.
أتي برجل فتلكأ في الشهادة
A man was brought and he hesitated in his testimony.
لعن الله أما لكأت به
May God curse the mother who gave birth to him.
أي رمت به أي ولدته
Meaning she threw him, i.e., she gave birth to him.