كلح
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThe root 'كلح' primarily describes expressions of the face, particularly frowning, grimacing, or baring teeth, often associated with negative emotions or hardship. It extends to describe severe conditions, unpleasantness, and even specific celestial or geographical phenomena.
Derived headwords
- 1.to frown, grimaceboth
To contort one's face in a frown or grimace, often baring teeth.
- 1.frowning, grimacingboth
The act or state of frowning or grimacing, characterized by the baring of teeth.
- 1.frowning, grimacingboth
The act or state of frowning or grimacing, characterized by the baring of teeth.
- 2.drought, famineclassical
A severe drought or famine, a period of hardship.
- 1.to frown, grimaceboth
To contort one's face in a frown or grimace.
- 2.to smile faintlyclassical
To smile slightly or faintly.
- 3.to flash intermittentlyclassical
Used to describe lightning that flashes intermittently.
- 1.to frown, grimaceboth
To cause someone to frown or grimace.
- 1.to frown, grimaceclassical
To frown or grimace.
- 1.to cause to frownboth
To cause someone to frown or grimace.
- 1.frown, grimaceboth
A frown or grimace.
- 2.worry, distressclassical
Worry or distress.
- 1.mouth, grimaceboth
The mouth, especially when contorted in a grimace.
- 1.mouth, grimaceboth
The mouth and its surroundings, especially when contorted in a grimace.
- 1.drought, famineclassical
A severe drought or famine.
- 1.uglyclassical
A man who is ugly.
- 1.harsh, severeclassical
A harsh or severe period of time.
- 1.harsh, severeclassical
A harsh or severe period of time.
- 1.smiling, pleasantryclassical
Smiling or making pleasantries.
- 1.to remain in placeclassical
Used for the moon, meaning it did not deviate from its station but remained hidden in a cloud.
- 1.showing teethclassical
One whose lip has retracted from the teeth, similar to sheep when their teeth are exposed and lips are drawn back.
- 1.afflictingclassical
A severe affliction that causes people to grimace.
- 1.his face frownedboth
His face became contorted in a frown.
- 1.worry made him frownclassical
Worry caused him to frown or become distressed.