سلح
Root entry · 25 derived lemmasThe root سلح primarily relates to instruments of war and defense, extending to concepts of guarding, vigilance, and provisions. It also encompasses terms for specific plants, animals, and geographical locations, with some derived meanings related to bodily functions or states.
Derived headwords
- 1.weaponry, armsboth
Instruments used for warfare and defense. It can refer to arms in general, or specifically to a sword, bow without a string, or a staff.
- 1.war gearclassical
A term for instruments of war, sometimes used interchangeably with السلاح.
- 2.young partridgeclassical
The young of the partridge bird.
- 3.rainwaterclassical
Rainwater collected in puddles or depressions.
- 4.fat for preservingclassical
Fat used to rub and preserve a container of ghee or butter.
- 1.war gearclassical
Instruments of war, a plural or collective noun for سلاح.
- 2.young partridgesclassical
Plural of سلح (young partridge).
- 1.to arm oneselfboth
To put on or equip oneself with weapons.
- 2.to become fatclassical
Used metaphorically for animals, especially camels, when they become fat and well-fed.
- 1.watch post, outpostboth
A fortified post or watchtower, similar to a frontier or a place of surveillance, often in dangerous areas.
- 2.group of armed menclassical
A group of armed men stationed at a watch post or outpost to guard a frontier or observe the enemy.
- 1.outposts, watch postsboth
Plural of مسلحة, referring to multiple fortified posts or watchtowers, often in border regions.
- 2.dangerous areasclassical
Places of fear or danger, often frontiers or borderlands.
- 1.armed manboth
A man who possesses weapons or is equipped with arms.
- 1.to defecateboth
To pass feces. This is the primary meaning of the verb in Form I.
- 2.to be armedclassical
To be equipped with weapons, used in a passive sense.
- 1.to cause to defecateclassical
To cause someone or something to defecate.
- 1.camel that has eaten much herbageclassical
A female camel that has consumed a large amount of green fodder or plants, leading to increased milk production or fatness.
- 1.a type of plantclassical
A desert plant that grows in sandy areas, known for its delicate roots and seed pods, which causes milk production to increase in livestock that eat it.
- 1.a tribe in Yemenclassical
A tribal name in Yemen, referring to a lineage descended from Sulayh.
- 1.a town or city in Yemenclassical
A place name in Yemen, possibly a town or city.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A place name, possibly related to سيلحون.
- 1.to equip someone with a swordclassical
To provide someone with a sword as their weapon.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A place name, specifically a valley or water source near Khaybar.
- 1.a fortress in Yemenclassical
A historical fortress in Yemen, said to have been built over eighty years.
- 1.a water sourceclassical
A water source located in the Dahna desert, belonging to the Banu Sa'd tribe.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A place name, possibly a village or settlement.
- 1.a bull's hornsclassical
The horns of a bull, so named because the bull uses them for defense.
- 1.camels became fatclassical
A metaphorical expression meaning camels have become fat and well-fed, implying they are in good condition.
- 1.guard, sentinelclassical
One who is assigned to a frontier post or is in command, responsible for watching the enemy.
- 1.one with a protruding bellyclassical
A term for someone with a large or protruding belly, possibly referring to the thinness of the contents.
- 1.a stopping placeclassical
A resting place or station, located at a specific distance from Mecca.
- 1.the Archer (constellation)classical
A name for the constellation Arcturus, literally meaning 'the armed one' or 'the one with a spear'.