دلهث

Root entry · 8 derived lemmas

This root primarily describes rapid movement, boldness, and being at the forefront. It is applied to people, animals like lions, and the act of rushing forward.

Derived headwords

الدُلْهَثnoun

1.
Swift, bold leaderboth
A person or animal, particularly a camel, that is swift, bold, and at the forefront of a group.

الدَّلاهِثnoun

1.
Swift, bold leaderboth
A person or animal, particularly a camel, that is swift, bold, and at the forefront of a group.

الدَّلاهِثnoun

1.
Swift, bold leaderboth
A person or animal, particularly a camel, that is swift, bold, and at the forefront of a group.

الدَّلهاثnoun

1.
Lionclassical
A lion, possibly derived from the concept of rushing forward.

الدَّلهاثnoun

1.
Swift, bold leaderboth
A person or animal, particularly a camel, that is swift, bold, and at the forefront of a group.

الدَّلْهَثَةnoun

1.
Speed and advancementboth
The quality of being swift and being at the forefront.

الدَّلهاثname

1.
Name of a personboth
A given name or part of a name for individuals, such as Abu al-Qasim al-Nu'man bin Harun bin Abi al-Dalhath al-Baladi.

دلْهَثname

1.
Name of a personboth
A given name or part of a name for individuals, such as Abu al-Abbas Ahmad bin Umar bin Anas bin Dalhath.

Parallel reading

الدلهث والدلاهث والدلهاث (كجعفر، وعلابط، وجلباب) : السريع الجرىء المقدم من الناس والإبل.

Al-Dulahth, al-Dalahith, and al-Dalhath (like Ja'far, 'Alabit, and Jilbab): the swift, bold, and foremost among people and camels.

والدلهاث: (الأسد) ، قال أبو منصور: كأن أصله (من) الاندلاث، وهو التقدم، فزيدت الهاء.

And al-Dalhath: (the lion), Abu Mansur said: it is as if its origin is from al-Indilath, which is advancing, and the 'ha' was added.

والدلهثة: السرعة والتقدم (ومنه الدلهاث) ، وهو السريع المتقدم.

And al-Dahlathah: speed and advancement (and from it is al-Dalhath), which is the swift and advancing one.

وأبو القاسم النعمان بن هارون بن أبي الدلهاث البلدي: محدث.

And Abu al-Qasim al-Nu'man bin Harun bin Abi al-Dalhath al-Baladi: a traditionist.

وأبو العباس أحمد بن عمر بن أنس بن دلهاث: محدث مغربي، روى عن أبي العباس بن منداد بمكة.

And Abu al-Abbas Ahmad bin Umar bin Anas bin Dalhath: a Moroccan traditionist, who narrated from Abu al-Abbas bin Mimdad in Mecca.