دعلج
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThe root دعلج primarily relates to movement, specifically a back-and-forth or repetitive motion. It also extends to concepts of darkness, excessive consumption, and various objects or beings associated with these movements or characteristics.
Derived headwords
- 1.to move back and forthboth
To move repeatedly or to go back and forth, often with a sense of busyness or lack of clear purpose.
- 2.to rollclassical
To cause something to roll or tumble.
- 1.back-and-forth movementboth
The act of moving back and forth, a repetitive coming and going.
- 2.darknessclassical
A state of deep darkness.
- 3.excessive takingclassical
Taking or acquiring a large amount of something.
- 4.gluttonous eatingclassical
Eating with great appetite and greed.
- 5.rollingclassical
The act of rolling or causing to roll.
- 6.children's gameclassical
A game played by children involving moving back and forth.
- 1.type of bagclassical
A type of large bag or sack, possibly a type of saddlebag.
- 2.full bagclassical
A bag that is full or overflowing.
- 3.colors of clothesclassical
Various colors of garments.
- 4.colors of plantsclassical
Various colors of vegetation.
- 5.one who walks aimlesslyclassical
A person who walks around without a specific purpose or need.
- 6.gluttonclassical
Someone who eats excessively, whether human or animal.
- 7.intertwined plantsclassical
Plants that grow closely together, supporting each other.
- 8.handsome youthclassical
A young man who is handsome, with a smooth body.
- 9.darknessclassical
A state of darkness, similar to الدعلجة.
- 10.wolfclassical
A wolf.
- 11.donkeyclassical
A donkey.
- 12.stubborn camelclassical
A female camel that does not move willingly when driven.
- 13.track of movementclassical
The trace or mark left by something moving, either coming or going.
- 14.type of gaitclassical
A particular manner or style of walking.
- 1.name of a horseclassical
The name of a specific horse belonging to 'Amir ibn al-Tufayl.
- 2.name of a horseclassical
The name of a horse belonging to 'Abd 'Amr ibn Shurayh ibn al-Ahwas.
- 3.given nameclassical
A personal name given to individuals, often used in compound names like Ibn Da'laj.
- 1.to collect in a basinclassical
To gather or collect water or other liquid within a basin or reservoir.