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خلت

Root entry · 4 derived lemmas

This root primarily discusses a specific type of speckled or white-and-black animal, likely a horse or camel, and also a type of plant resin.

Derived headwords

الخليتnoun
  1. 1.
    Speckled animalclassical

    A specific type of speckled or white-and-black animal, particularly a horse or camel, found in the region of Tayma.

كسكيتnoun
  1. 1.
    Speckled animalclassical

    An alternative term for Al-Khulit, referring to a speckled or white-and-black animal.

الحلتيتnoun
  1. 1.
    Plant resinclassical

    A type of plant resin, identified as 'Anjarath'.

الخلتيتnoun
  1. 1.
    Plant resinclassical

    An alternative pronunciation or spelling for Al-Haltit, referring to the plant resin 'Anjarath'.

Parallel reading

الخليت، كسكيت : اسم (الأبلق الفرد الذي بتيماء)
Al-Khulit, Kaskit: a name for the individual piebald animal in Tayma.
نقله الصاغاني، وقد ذكره في الأشعار.
Al-Saghani transmitted it, and he mentioned it in poetry.
وفي التهذيب، في ترجمة حلت، عن الليث: الحلتيت: الأنجرذ
And in Al-Tahdhib, in the entry for 'Halt', from Al-Layth: Al-Haltit is Al-Anjarath.
قال: والذي حفظته عن البحرانيين: الخلتيت، بالخاء: الأنجرذ.
He said: And what I have preserved from the Bahrainis is Al-Khaltit, with a Kha: Al-Anjarath.
قال: ولا أراه عربيا محضا.
He said: And I do not consider it purely Arabic.