زلح
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThe root Z-L-H primarily relates to concepts of falsehood, emptiness, and lightness. It extends to describe large shallow dishes and, metaphorically, a light-bodied person. The root also encompasses the act of feeding or providing sustenance.
Derived headwords
- 1.falsehoodclassical
This refers to something that is untrue, baseless, or deceitful.
- 1.large shallow dishesclassical
These are large, wide dishes that are not very deep, often used for serving food.
- 1.to feed himboth
This verb means to give food to someone or to provide sustenance.
- 1.feedingboth
The act of providing food or sustenance to someone.
- 1.to feed himboth
This is an intensified form of the verb 'zalaha', meaning to feed someone or provide sustenance.
- 1.light-bodiedclassical
Describes someone who is physically light or agile, not heavy.
- 1.shallowclassical
Refers to something that lacks depth, like a shallow container or a shallow body of water.
- 1.thin breadclassical
A thin, flat piece of bread.
- 1.shallow dishclassical
A dish that is shallow or has a nearly flat bottom, lacking significant depth.
- 1.shallow dishesclassical
The plural form of 'zalhalhah', referring to multiple shallow dishes.