هلج
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns dreams, sleep, and the act of concealing or hiding things. It also extends to describing someone who has many dreams without substance, or someone who speaks of uncertain matters. A specific medicinal fruit is also derived from this root.
Derived headwords
- 1.Myrobalan fruitboth
A known fruit, often described as having varieties that are yellow, black, or Kabuli. It is considered ripe and beneficial, particularly for the brain and stomach.
- 1.Myrobalan fruit (singular)both
The singular form of the myrobalan fruit.
- 1.Dreamer without substanceclassical
Someone who has many dreams but achieves nothing substantial from them.
- 1.To speak of uncertain mattersclassical
To report news or information about which one is not certain or does not have firm conviction.
- 1.Confused dreamsclassical
A jumble or mixture of dreams, often nonsensical.
- 1.Light sleepclassical
A state of light sleep, or something seen in a dream that is not a true vision.
- 1.Muhammad ibn al-Abbas al-Balkhiboth
The name of a specific Hadith narrator, Muhammad ibn al-Abbas al-Balkhi.
- 1.Ya'qub ibn Zaydboth
The name of a reliable narrator, Ya'qub ibn Zayd ibn Haljah ibn Abdullah ibn Abi Mulaykah al-Taimi.
- 1.To concealclassical
To hide or keep something secret. It is suggested that this might be a variant of 'ahmajama' (أهمجه) with a substituted letter.