هلت
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the act of scraping or peeling, particularly skin or flesh, often associated with drawing blood. It also extends to describing a specific type of reddish plant and, in a less common usage, a group of people.
Derived headwords
- 1.to scrape offboth
To scrape off or peel something, especially skin or flesh, using a knife, to the point where blood appears.
- 1.scrapingclassical
The act of scraping or peeling, particularly of skin or flesh.
- 1.to scrapeclassical
To scrape or peel, similar to 'halata'.
- 1.to runclassical
To run, used in the context of movement or speed.
- 1.to runclassical
To run, having the same meaning as 'inhallata'.
- 1.a plantboth
A type of plant that turns red when dry, resembling the plant 'Salayan'. It is watery and less palatable to livestock.
- 1.afterbirthclassical
The afterbirth of a black goat, specifically the membrane or skin it descends in.
- 1.group of peopleclassical
A group of people who are settled or who are moving.